Each one has a plain rule for done.
Mantra and japa
You tick “I recited today.”
A count is never asked for and never stored. The record holds the day, not the number.
A fast
You tick after you break it, not before.
A fast begun and abandoned is a miss, and it stays on the record as one.
Lamp and puja
You tick on the day it happened.
At home or at a temple is the same tick. Where it happened is not asked.
Giving
You tick when the giving happened. Late is a slip, not a new day.
The amount is never asked for. Only that the giving happened, and on which day.
Wearing
First day, “I put it on.” After that, “still wearing.”
Take it off for a day and that day is a miss. Put it back on and the run carries on.
Kept the same for everyone.
- 01
Done is one tap
One tap marks one scheduled item. Nothing is inferred from opening the app, from a streak, or from how you felt that evening.
- 02
A miss stays a miss
An item left undone rolls over to a miss after the day ends. It is not deleted and the date is not moved. The next day is a new item.
- 03
A slip is an honest late done
Tick a missed day when you do it late and it is recorded as a slip, with the real date. Your record stays true rather than tidy.