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Anfal Arshad · 2026-10-29T13:24:46.590Z
There is a technical issue with the streak feature. It updates at midnight (12:00 AM), but you cannot complete the same task twice in one day to maintain your streak. For example, if you complete a task at 4:00 AM one day, you must complete it before 4:00 AM the next day. If you are even one minute late, your streak breaks. However, the problem is that a task is only counted toward the new day's streak after midnight. For example, if you complete a task at 12:03 AM, your deadline for the next task becomes 12:03 AM the following day. But because the day resets at midnight, the new day starts before your 24-hour streak cycle is complete. This creates a problem: even if you complete the task at exactly 12:03 AM the next day, your streak may break because the system has already reset the day at midnight, and you cannot complete the task twice within the same day to maintain it. In short, the streak system follows a calendar-day reset, while the deadline seems to follow a rolling 24-hour cycle. These two systems conflict, making it impossible to maintain a streak consistently in certain situations.