The cubers who improve fastest practise every day, even for a few minutes. So from today CubersDen counts your streak: the days in a row you have the cube in your hands. The screenshots show real data from Arvind, who makes CubersDen: 17 days in a row.
A flame in the header
When you are signed in, a flame with your day count sits next to the bell. Orange means today already counts. Grey with a dot means today is still open. Click it to see the last seven days, your longest streak, rest days in hand and how far the next milestone is.
What counts
One thing a day is enough: a solve on any puzzle (the timer, a room, a battle, the weekly competition), one attempt in the algorithm trainer or one game of Rush. Days follow your own time zone, and today only ends at midnight.
Rest days
Everyone has a trip, a cold or a test sometimes. Every 7 days in a row earn a rest day, and you can keep two. Miss a day and a rest day saves the streak on its own, so one evening off does not cost you three weeks.
A cheer and a reminder
After the first solve of the day CubersDen cheers and tells you which day it is. When you come back and today is still empty, it says hi and points you to the timer.
Got the CubersDen app on your phone? When your streak is two days or more and today is still empty, your phone reminds you about an hour after the time you usually start. For example: "What about today's session? Solve the cube once, or just drill T-perm." It comes at most once a day, only between 9:00 and 20:00, and one click in the streak panel turns it off.
New badges
There are three new badges: 7-day streak, 30-day streak and 100-day streak. We counted streaks from everyone's whole history, so nobody starts from zero. Two cubers got the 100-day badge straight away.
Open the timer and start today's day.