Patina Days – Habit Tracker
iOS app by torankirite. Productivity · torankirite
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-08
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Store description excerpt
Keeping a habit is like slowly taking on a deeper color. Patina Days is a calm habit tracker where every day you keep adds to your color — a patina that deepens over time. Miss a day and your streak doesn't crash to zero. That month's color just turns a little lighter. So you keep going without the guilt. WHAT MAKES PATINA DAYS DIFFERENT - Each kept day becomes color — a quiet, deepening record - Each month is its own canvas; finished months line up under "Past months" - Collect a color every month — twelve a year - Skipped days stay as a lighter shade — a record that never "breaks" - Track habits you want to build AND ones you want to quit - For quit habits, see an estimate of what you've saved - A gentle word of encouragement, based on your month (generated on your device) - Calm Japanese traditional colors — indigo, vermilion, young-grass and more - Fully offline. No account, ever. WHO IT'S FOR - Anyone who's quit habit apps because a broken streak killed their motivation - People who prefer something quiet and beautiful over loud gamification - Those building habits — or quitting smoking, snacking, late nights - Anyone who wants their records to stay on their own device PRIVACY & PEACE OF MIND Patina Days never sends your records to a server. Everything stays on your device. No sign-up, no login. The encouragement is generated on-device on supported phones, so your data never leaves. Ads are shown but are non-personalized and do not track you.
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