Every Day Is a New Game

Trends for every metric

Steps, water, reading, whatever you track — each one gets its own chart across a week, two weeks, or a month. Your target sits right on it as a dotted line, so progress is something you see rather than something you calculate.

Streaks that survive real life

Taking a day off on purpose shouldn't cost you three weeks of momentum. Mark a day excluded and your streak carries straight across it. Only a day you actually missed breaks the run.

Your history, kept

Change your algorithm and DayGame versions it instead of overwriting it. Old scores stay intact and comparable, so you can tell whether your new rules are genuinely better or just different.

1. Build Your Algorithm

You define what a "good day" means. Not society. Not the app. You.

• Health metrics: Steps, exercise minutes, flights climbed, active energy — straight from Apple Health
• Custom sliders: Track things you want more of (water intake, reading minutes) or less of (alcohol, screen time)
• Binary toggles: Yes/no habits like "woke up early," "journaled," "called a friend"

2. Set Your Weights

Decide how much each metric matters. Sleep worth 30%? Steps worth 15%? You choose.

3. Track Daily

Takes 30 seconds. Enter your values. See your score (0–100). Did you win your day?

4. Watch It Compound

Small wins are the most powerful source of confidence there is — Albert Bandura called them mastery experiences, and fifty years of research back him up. DayGame's job is to make yours impossible to miss, especially on the days you'd swear you had none.