Habit Tracker Pro
Habits that remember. Streaks, heatmaps, and rates — inside Notion.
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About this widget
The free weekly tracker shows your week; Habit Tracker Pro keeps the whole story. Every check-off is saved to a dated log, so the widget can show what a week never can: how long your streak has run, how your month actually went, and whether the habit is trending up. Check off today with one tap inside your Notion page, backfill a missed day on the calendar, and watch the heatmap fill in — no login needed where the widget is embedded.
History is the whole point
A habit only becomes visible over time. One good Tuesday means nothing; forty-one checked days in two months is a fact about who you're becoming. Habit Tracker Pro stores each habit as a dated log and turns it into three honest numbers: the current streak (kept alive even if you haven't checked today yet), the month's completion rate, and a calendar heatmap you can read at a glance.
Because the log accumulates, the widget gets more valuable the longer you use it — which is exactly what a tracker on your daily dashboard should do.
Built for checking off inside Notion
The board is designed for the embed, not a separate app. Each habit is a row with a single tap target for today; the selected habit expands into the current month where you can tap any past day to backfill. Everything syncs through the widget's own instance, so the same tracker stays in step on your laptop, phone, and any page it's embedded in.
Setup happens once on this page: name your habits, save, and paste the URL into Notion. From then on, checking off works right in the page — for anyone viewing it, with no account.
A Pro widget, priced for keeps
Habit Tracker Pro is part of Olivtwig Pro, alongside the multi-timezone World Clock. Creating a tracker requires a Pro account (early-bird lifetime access is a one-time purchase); using an embedded tracker never does. The free weekly Habit Tracker stays free — Pro exists for the things a free widget can't do: memory.
Use cases
Streak keeping
Keep a reading, workout, or writing streak alive with the count always in view.
Monthly reviews
Open your monthly review page and read the heatmap instead of guessing how the month went.
Habit building
New habits need feedback. The completion rate shows the trend before it feels like one.
Shared accountability
Embed it on a shared page — teammates and partners see the same live board.
How to embed in Notion
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Type /embed in Notion
Open any Notion page, type /embed, and select the Embed block from the menu.
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Paste the widget URL
Copy the URL from any widget page and paste it into the embed dialog.
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Widget appears instantly
The widget is now live in your Notion page. Resize it by dragging the edges.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the free Habit Tracker?
The free tracker keeps one week of checkboxes with no history. Pro stores a dated log per habit, which unlocks streaks, monthly heatmaps, completion rates, and backfilling past days.
Do viewers need an account to check off habits?
No. Creating a tracker requires a Pro account, but the embedded widget works for anyone viewing the page — checking off today or backfilling syncs without any login.
Can I edit past days?
Yes. Select a habit and tap any past day in the month view to toggle it — perfect for logging yesterday's workout you forgot to check.
How many habits can I track?
Up to ten per tracker, and you can create separate trackers for different pages or areas of life.
How long is history kept?
About thirteen months of daily history per habit — enough for streaks, month views, and year-over-year comparisons of a season.