Streak protection does not “save” or pause days based on turning the toggle off and on, and it does not change how daily sets are recorded as complete or incomplete.
From the documented behavior:
- You are given 14 streak protection days per calendar year.
- When streak protection is On and you miss a daily task, the system automatically consumes one of those protection days and keeps your streak unchanged.
- When streak protection is Off, missing a daily task simply breaks the streak; no protection day is used.
- Streak protection does not affect whether the daily set itself is marked complete; completion still depends only on actually finishing the daily set on time.
So:
- Turning streak protection off before or during the day does not help “save” protection days; it only means that if the system decides the daily set was not completed, the streak will reset instead of consuming a protection day.
- Turning it on again later does not retroactively change how that day was evaluated. If the daily set was not fully completed in time (for example, one activity not done or done after the cutoff), the day will remain “Incomplete,” and if protection was on at the time the system evaluated the miss, one protection day may be consumed.
The documentation does not describe any timing behavior tied to “opening the dashboard” or to toggling the feature mid‑day. It only states that if streak protection is active and a daily task is missed, a protection day is used and the streak is preserved.
To avoid losing protection days unintentionally:
- Leave streak protection On consistently if the goal is to safeguard the streak against accidental misses.
- Focus on ensuring the daily set shows the green completion checkmark each day; the toggle does not influence that completion logic.
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