A quiet place for daily practice

Give your
intention a record.

Choose what matters. Show up. See the pattern that grows from the things you do each day.

One to five practices. One day at a time.

A week of practiceExample

Make room for what matters.

Each mark is a moment of practice.
Together, they become a record.

What this is

A mirror of your practice over time.

Streaker is a daily discipline ledger. It gives your intentions a simple structure and keeps an honest record of what you actually practice.

From intention to action

Turning intention into a record.

  1. 01

    Name an intention

    Start with something that matters to you. Choose one to five practices, with AI to help you draft them.

  2. 02

    Record the day

    Mark what happened. A small daily check-in gives your intention a visible place in your life.

  3. 03

    See what continues

    Return to your record. Notice repetition, pauses, and the shape of your practice over time.

A guided first visit

Streaker, step by step

A narrated mobile walkthrough: create a panel, record your days, add notes, and bring your practice onto a screen.

2 min 40 sec | Mobile demonstration with example data and a real display setup. Includes captions and AI narration.

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Your practice, made visible

Welcome to Streaker. This mobile walkthrough uses an example panel to show you how to turn an intention into a daily record.

Start a new panel

Sign in, then tap New panel. Write your intention and choose one to five practices. Tap Draft practices for AI suggestions, or enter your own. Review the draft, then tap Save panel.

Record what happened

Each column is a practice. Tap a day once for a tick: done. Tap again for a cross: missed. Tap once more to leave it unreviewed. Pause between taps so they register separately.

Add a little context

To add a note, press and hold a marked cell for two seconds. Write what you want to remember, then tap Done. Hold that cell again whenever you want to edit the note.

Make each column yours

Tap a column heading to edit it. Change the Activity name and its Value, such as ten minutes. Close the dialog when you finish. Changes to saved panels save automatically. New drafts need Save panel.

See the bigger picture

Open the menu and choose Dashboard. See completed, missed, and unreviewed days, alongside your streaks and trends. Expand Notes under a practice to read the context behind your record.

Find your display link

In the menu, open Profile and settings. Your display link shows your main panel. Use Copy link, or Open display to preview it. Choose which saved panel appears on the display from the Panels section.

Bring your practice into view

Open the link on a tablet, computer, or a screen that supports a web browser or image URL. It is an image, so refresh the screen to see new changes, or configure automatic refresh on your device. Anyone with the link can view it.

Return, one day at a time

If the image needs updating, use Update display in your profile. Then return to your ledger. Record the day, add a note when it helps, and let your practice take shape over time.

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Your practice, in view

A quiet place
in your everyday space.

Keep your record nearby on a compatible display. A wooden e-paper frame is one way to give your daily practice a place beyond your phone.

  1. 01

    Copy your display link

    Find it in Profile & settings. The image shows your main panel.

  2. 02

    Open it on your screen

    Use a device that supports a web browser or an image URL.

  3. 03

    Keep the image current

    Refresh to see new marks, or set up automatic refresh on your device.

Find your display link

Anyone with your display link can view its image.

Streaker daily practice grid with ticks and crosses in a wooden e-paper frame and stand
One way to display your practice. Image based on a real Streaker setup.

The method

The structure beneath
the surface.

Explore the philosophy

Continuity

Small actions, repeated over time. A streak is the trace they leave.

Clarity

Days and practices line up in a quiet grid, making patterns easier to see.

Honesty

Record both presence and absence. The ledger holds the facts without judgment.

Sources of method

Ideas behind the practice.

Three works that inform the approach to repetition and continuity.

01 / REFERENCE

The Compound Effect

Darren Hardy

Small actions accumulate.

02 / REFERENCE

Atomic Habits

James Clear

Give repetition a structure.

03 / REFERENCE

Stick With It

Sean Young

Make follow-through sustainable.

Read more about the method and its sources

Begin with today

One intention.
A place to return to.

Start your practice