Complete app · Health & Fitness
Habit & Streak Tracker
Everything for building a habit and streak tracker with AI: the Habit & Streak Tracker builder prompt plus all three upgrade add-ons — file output, Firebase accounts and online data, and the Supabase relational path. Four prompts worth $67, for $49 (save 27%). You get the prompts and written tutorials to run in your own AI tool — not source files, a built application, or someone building it for you. We host nothing: the build shows you how to publish it yourself, free, under your own account.
- A working app you assembled and tested yourself
- Your records in storage you control, with a JSON backup
- Optional sign-in and online data, on your own account
- An optional publish to a free hosting tier you can take down
$49one-time · yours forever
$67bought one by one — save 27%
Secure payment via Stripe · unlocked in your library straight away
What lands in your library
- Habit & Streak Tracker — Build It YourselfGuided AI Build
- File Output ProAdd-On: Real Documents, Spreadsheets & PDFs
- Firebase Online UpgradeAdd-On: Accounts & Synced Data, Locked Down
- Supabase Online UpgradeAdd-On: Relational Data with Row Level Security
Only want the build itself? The guided build alone is $25.
The curriculum
13 stages inside one prompt
The prompt holds the whole path. It pauses after every stage, checks what you built, and only then moves on.
How long it takes is yours, not ours: it depends on the app you ask for, the model you run it on, and how much you change along the way. We do not publish an hours figure because we have not measured one.
- 01
Platform choice
It picks one build route for the AI you already pay nothing for, and says plainly what that route can preview, share, store and export today — including what it cannot do, and the fallback.
- 02
Product brief & user journey
Who the app is for, the single job it does, and the journey from opening it to finishing that job — ending with the non-goals, so the build has an edge you can hold it to.
- 03
App blueprint
Screens, fields and their types, actions, the record shape written out field by field, and the one screen a first-time user lands on.
- 04
Data & privacy gate
Before anything is stored: what your data actually is, what browser storage does and does not protect, and a standing rule never to paste real credentials, client lists or medical records into an AI chat.
- 05
Local-first build
The smallest version that does the real job, saving records in your own browser — with JSON export and import built in this early, so a backup exists before anything goes online.
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Starting prompt
One complete copy-and-paste build prompt for the route you chose, carrying the blueprint, the storage rules and every interface requirement — and forbidding trackers, external services and embedded secrets.
- 07
Accessibility & interface requirements
Written in as requirements, not suggestions: a one-column layout that works on a narrow phone, full keyboard operation, real labels, honest contrast, empty states, error states and validation.
- 08
Demo data & checkpoints
Invented sample records so you can test before any real data goes in, and a checkpoint after every stage: what should be on screen, one thing to try, and how to undo it.
- 09
Test checklist
Concrete pass/fail tests you run yourself — create, edit, delete, reload, export and re-import, bad input rejected, narrow screen, keyboard only, and a correctness test for your own domain.
- 10
Follow-up prompts
Short prompts for the changes you are most likely to want next. Each changes one thing, names what it touches, and ends by asking what changed and how to undo it.
- 11
Repair loop & rollback
Diagnostics for a blank screen, a build error, a broken layout, data that vanished after reload, and a calculation that looks wrong — each with the rollback move, so you return to the last good version instead of stacking fixes.
- 12
Publish online (optional)
Putting the finished app on a public address using a free hosting tier on your own account, with a pre-flight gate, a plain account of what publishing exposes, a second host so you are not locked to one vendor, quota honesty, rollback and take-down.
- 13
User guide
Plain-language steps for daily use, plus how to back up, restore, reset, and what to do if the app stops opening — written for someone who has never seen it before.
Publish it
Live on a free tier, under your account
The optional publish stage walks you through a free hosting plan you sign up for yourself. You run the deploy, you hold the account, and you can take it down.
- A pre-flight gate: the local version passes its tests first
- A plain account of what a public link exposes, before any command
- A second host named, so one vendor cannot strand you
- Rollback and take-down, written down before the first deploy
Or keep it
Or never publish it at all
Publishing is a choice, not a step you are pushed through. The app is complete without it — running in your browser, with your records exported to a file you keep.
- Records stay on the machine you built it on
- JSON export and import, from the very first build
- One file you own, so it can move to hardware you control
- No account with us, and nothing you enter reaches us
See how it starts
the blanks are real; the prompt itself unlocks when you buy- Your Context
- e.g. trying to read, stretch, and get to bed earlier on weekdays
- Must-Have Features
- e.g. three habits, minimum versions, gentle streaks, Sunday reflection
- Preferred AI Platform
- ChatGPT
- Data Sensitivity
- Sample data only
What this is not.
It builds with you, not for you
You are buying a prompt and its walkthrough. There is no source-code delivery, no finished application, no hosting, and nobody implementing it on your behalf.
You bring the AI account
Written and tested for ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. A free plan works; a current paid model follows long, multi-stage instructions more reliably.
Free tiers are somebody else's offer
The publish stage uses a free plan on an account you create. Storage and transfer are capped, and the host can change its limits and terms at any time — the stage tells you to check the current ones yourself.
Reviewing the output is your job
The prompt says so at every checkpoint. Nothing here claims production-grade security, and we promise no particular outcome, because the build is yours.
If a prompt is faulty or not as described, we fix it, replace it, or refund it — the refund policy sets out exactly when that applies.
Start Habit & Streak Tracker when you have an evening free.
One prompt, 13stages, a checkpoint each time, and an app you can keep running long after the session ends — on infrastructure you chose.