Habit tracker · iOS

Daybreak support

Daybreak is a 75-day habit tracker built around the rhythms most people actually keep. Pick 75 Soft, 75 Medium, or 75 Hard — or build your own challenge from scratch. Walk it alone, or invite up to ten friends to walk alongside you. No accounts, no ads, no analytics.

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Common questions

Where does my data live?: On your device. If you're signed into iCloud, Daybreak syncs across your devices via your private iCloud container — Apple manages this; Daybreak has no access to it.
What's in Daybreak Pro?: Walking the challenge with up to ten buddies, body measurements with trend charts, auto-tracking of water and workouts from Apple Health, seven more color themes, deeper analytics with weekday and category breakdowns, more than one progress photo a day with captions, and sunrise share cards. One-time $4.99 purchase — no subscription.
How do buddies work?: Both you and your buddy need iCloud and Daybreak Pro. You send an invite link via the system share sheet; once they accept, you can each see the other's day count, streak, and today's completion percentage. Photos, reflections, and the amounts you log stay private. You can opt in to sharing individual task names but never the values behind them.
How do I restore a purchase on a new device?: Open Settings → Daybreak Pro → Restore Purchases. As long as you're signed into the same Apple ID, your Pro entitlement will reactivate.
I missed a day. Can I log it retroactively?: Yes. From the Stats tab, tap any past day on the calendar — you can mark tasks complete or log progress for that day. Days you edit retroactively are marked with a small dot on the calendar so you can tell them apart from days you logged in the moment.
How do I get my photos out of Daybreak?: At challenge completion, the ceremony screen offers a "Save photos to your library" button — this dumps every progress photo to your iOS Photos app via the system share sheet. You can also save individual photos any time from the photo detail view.
I want to delete everything.: Delete the Daybreak app to clear everything on this device, then remove the iCloud copy in iOS Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Manage Account Storage → Daybreak. If you turned on body sync, measurements Daybreak saved to Apple Health stay in the Health app — delete them there.