No streaks
Streaks reward a consistency you can't always promise. If your body changes day to day, a streak quietly turns movement into one more thing you're failing at. Today, Just This is built the opposite way.
A streak assumes every day is the same as the last. For a lot of people — chronic pain, fatigue, flares, variable energy — that assumption simply isn't true. A missed day isn't laziness; it's a bad pain day, a crash, a flare that put you flat.
So the streak counter does the worst possible thing: it punishes you for the days you needed the most kindness. The chain breaks, the guilt lands, and most people quit not because they stopped caring but because the scoreboard made them feel like a failure.
It feels like permission. When the pressure to keep a chain is gone, the only question left is the honest one: what can I actually do today? Some days that's a fuller session. Some days it's a single stretch lying in bed. Both are wins, because the point was never the streak — it was you, moving in a way that fits the day you're actually having.
More on the thinking behind it: No streaks, by design · Why showing up counts
Not medical advice. Today, Just This is a movement companion, not a medical device — it doesn't diagnose or treat. Consult your provider before starting any exercise program.