Run Streak

Run Streak turns your daily running habit into a number you can't ignore. Every day you complete a run of at least one mile, your streak grows. Miss a day and it resets — so the widget does one job, and does it clearly: keep you honest about not breaking the chain. **How it works** - Glance at the widget to see your current streak, right where you'd check the time - The number's color levels up as your streak grows — white, bronze, silver, gold, and finally red for a 100+ day streak — so progress reads at a glance without counting digits - Hit a round-number milestone (7, 14, 21, 30, 50, 75, 100, and beyond) and the watch celebrates with you: "Day 21!" - The two days before a milestone, a countdown ("2 days to 21!") gives you a nudge right when motivation typically dips - Haven't run yet today? A clear "Run today!" reminder tells you the streak is still alive but waiting on you - Your longest-ever streak is tracked alongside your current one, so a bad week doesn't erase your best record - Total distance covered during your current streak shows right under the day count, in km or miles depending on your watch's unit setting - Earn medals as you run: iron every 10 days, bronze every 25, silver every 50, gold every 100 — each is its own independent, repeating checkpoint, so a single long streak keeps earning medals well past day 100, and a milestone day can earn more than one at once (day 50 earns iron, bronze AND silver; day 100 earns all four). Medals are never taken away when a streak later breaks. Your medal case also shows the start date of the oldest streak that ever earned one. Press SELECT to see your medal case - Installing for the first time doesn't mean starting from zero: the widget looks back through your watch's existing run history to set your longest streak and back-award any medals you've already earned **Built to be honest** The streak is calculated directly from your watch's own recorded running activities (minimum 1 mile / 1609 m) — there's no manual "mark today as done" button to game, and the view refreshes automatically every time it's shown. Press SELECT to toggle your medal case; long-press UP for a diagnostic view of your 10 most recent recorded activities.

## What's new (this version) - Forerunner support (most models from the 55 up through the 970 — see Requirements) - A run spanning midnight can now count toward both days - "Recompute streak" — fixes the streak count after editing/deleting an old run - Manual streak start date, with a matching "Clear manual start" — for streaks older than your watch's on-device history - The streak number shrinks at 1000 and 10,000 days so it doesn't clip on screen