SwordVow: The habit tracker without streaks

SwordVow: The habit tracker without streaks Miss a day. Your record still tells the truth. Most habit trackers put a streak at the top. Miss one day and it breaks. People respond by hiding the gap, lowering the goal, or quitting. SwordVow is different. It keeps an honest record — including the days that were missed. Seal a day when you show up. Your calendar keeps every sealed day and every gap. No streak. No reset. No shame. The next seal is just the next seal. No streak counter. One missed day does not erase your progress. Gaps stay visible. Your record tells the truth, so there is nothing to fix afterwards. No clean slate. No waiting to restart. Just continue. Small daily action. Built for bad days, not only for good ones. Rhythm chosen once. Daily, every 3 days, weekly, or monthly — decided once, when you are thinking clearly. Write the vow in your own words, and SwordVow turns it into a concrete plan for the whole period — the milestones, the sequence, what to actually do on a given day. Then, on a breaking point, ask it to rewrite today's anchor. Not a pep talk: the specific next action for the day you are actually having. Your record is the point. As days accumulate, your blade moves through 13 stages, each with its own history — including the break, and the repair that followed it. You can turn a vow into a card and keep it: 5 downloads a month on the free tier, unlimited on Vow Plus. People who keep restarting, and want a record that survives a bad week. People who want streaks, leaderboards, and pressure. Free — one vow, unlimited days. Daily sealing, your full record and heat map, the broken-vow state, one-click export of all your data. No card required, and your data stays on your own device until you sign in. Vow Plus — $9.99/month or $69/year. Adds the AI daily anchors: the generated plan and unlimited rewrites. 60 generations a month, and nothing else is throttled. Yearly works out to $5.75 a month. Missed-day figure — optional, part of your record. Not open yet. Try it free: swordvow.com I would rather hear where this becomes perverse instead of useful than collect sign-ups.