Habit Heatmap — Visualize Your Activity
See a full year of habit activity as a contribution-style heatmap, where darker squares mark your busiest days and seasonal patterns and gaps stand out at a glance. Saved in your browser.
The habit heatmap lays a full year of activity onto a contribution-style grid, where deeper colors mark your busiest, most consistent days. Per-habit coloring and quarterly views make seasonal patterns and long dry spells jump out instantly. It's the visual counterpart to habit statistics, perfect for spotting the big-picture shape of your consistency at a glance.
How to Use
- 1Keep checking in on your habits — the heatmap fills in automatically from your data.
- 2Open the heatmap to see the year rendered as a contribution-style grid.
- 3Select a single habit for its own color-coded map, or view the overall summary.
- 4Read the color intensity of each square to gauge how active that day was.
- 5Scan monthly and quarterly stretches to find your strongest streaks and longest gaps.
Key Features
- ✓Yearly heatmap (contribution-style)
- ✓Per-habit color coding
- ✓Daily activity intensity display
- ✓Monthly and quarterly pattern analysis
- ✓Automatic sync with habit data
FAQ
What is a heatmap?▼
A calendar-style visualization where activity frequency is shown by color intensity — like GitHub contribution graphs.
Can I see multiple habits at once?▼
Select individual habits for their heatmap or view an overall summary.
How is the heatmap different from habit statistics?▼
The heatmap is a visual, at-a-glance map of when you were active across the year, while habit statistics give you the precise numbers — completion rates, streak lengths, and comparisons — behind those colors.