Upload your Habit CSV
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Supported formats: CSV with a Date column (YYYY-MM-DD)
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About This Tool
The Habit Tracker CSV to Streak Calendar is a powerful, privacy-focused utility designed for productivity enthusiasts. Whether you use Notion, Excel, or a dedicated habit app to track your daily goals, this tool helps you visualize your raw data. By converting simple CSV logs into a GitHub-style contribution graph, you can instantly spot patterns, identify slumps, and find motivation in your streaks.
How to Use
- Export your data: Get a CSV export from your habit tracking app or spreadsheet. Ensure there is a column containing dates (e.g., 2023-12-01).
- Upload: Drag and drop the file into the upload area above.
- Analyze: The tool automatically detects dates and calculates your current streak, longest streak, and total completion count.
- Customize & Export: Change the heatmap color to match your aesthetic, then click "Download PNG" to save a high-resolution image of your progress.
Tips for Better Tracking
- Consistency is Key: Don't worry about breaking a streak. The "Total Days" metric is often more important than the streak itself.
- Data Format: For best results, ensure your dates are in ISO format (YYYY-MM-DD), though the tool tries to understand other common formats like DD/MM/YYYY.
- Share Your Wins: Use the export feature to share your monthly or yearly progress on social media to stay accountable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What CSV format is required?
The tool scans your CSV for any column that looks like a date. It works best with standard formats like YYYY-MM-DD. If your CSV has a "Status" column, it counts rows where status is "Done", "Completed", "True", or "1".
Is my data sent to a server?
No. All processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your data never leaves your device.
Can I visualize multiple habits?
Currently, the tool visualizes the density of dates found in the file. If you want to track a specific habit from a multi-habit file, filter your CSV before uploading or ensure the file only contains entries for that specific habit.
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