Vualash: habits & streaks
iOS app by Mariano Aguilera. Health & Fitness · Mariano Aguilera
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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It doesn't measure how it went. It measures that you showed up. Vualash is a daily consistency log. It won't ask you to run faster, weigh less or perform better. It asks you to show up. And when you do, it counts it. TICKING TAKES UNDER TWENTY SECONDS You open the app and your habits are right there, grouped by area, each with a bar in the colour you gave it. One tap and you're done. Nothing to write, nothing to rate, nothing to explain to anyone. That's the deal: if logging your day took a minute, you'd stop doing it within two weeks. YOUR WEEK, IN ONE NUMBER A consistency score out of 100, with the difference against last week beside it and an honest line underneath: "you showed up 24 of the last 28 days". That number comes from counting what you ticked, weighted by how demanding each habit is. No artificial intelligence decides it. It's arithmetic, and you could rebuild it yourself. A STREAK THAT MEANS SOMETHING The fire grows with you: spark, flame, bonfire, and blue flame at a hundred days. The week in progress never breaks a streak, and you get wildcards to rescue a day that got away from you. One bad day doesn't erase three months. AREAS, NOT LISTS Body, mind, craft, people, rest — or whatever you decide. The radar shows your week spread across your areas, so you can see at a glance where you're leaning and where you aren't. Below it, real patterns pulled from your own data: "on the days you hit Train, 78% of the time you also hit Sleep 7 h". YOUR HISTORY BY DATE A day takes written notes, voice notes and photos. The app transcribes the audio and reads the mood — tags and one sentence, never a score — and every so often it hands you back something you wrote months ago, on the day you needed to read it. The calendar tints each day by how much you logged, with a legend that doesn't judge: a lot, some, none. Not "good" or "bad", because the app doesn't know how your day went and won't pretend otherwise. A READING EVERY SUNDAY, NOT A VERDICT EVERY NIGHT Once a week, Vualash writes the week you've just finished from your own words and from how you sounded saying them. Once a week, not every night: a daily judgement wears you down and sinks the bad days. REMINDERS THAT DON'T SCOLD YOU Three moments a day at most, and the last two only if you haven't logged anything yet. The text is written by the code, never by a model, and it carries no score and no verdict. You can turn them off entirely from your profile. FOUR DARK THEMES Ember, Obsidian, Slate and Graphite. The app is dark on purpose: you open it three times a day, often at night. WHAT THIS APP DOESN'T DO · It doesn't give you a mood score or an invented index. The numbers come from counting entries, always. · It doesn't talk about your weight, diets, or your body beyond the data you log yourself. · It doesn't compare you to anyone. No ranking, no friends, no leaderboard. · It doesn't sell your data. Your notes, your audio and your photos are yours, they t
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