Skyclear: Clear Days Counter
The sky clears a little every day. Count your clear days and watch the valley sharpen.
- IOS
- Health
- Coming soon
About Skyclear
Skyclear is a clear days counter drawn in ink. Set the date of your last time and a hand-drawn valley appears under a haze that thins a little every day: by day 30 it is mostly clear, by day 90 almost sharp, and a small walker makes their way along the ridges as you go. Your day count is written in the sky. Taking a break with an end date? Set it, and the date arriving is the goal. If you slip, one tap logs it: a puff of haze rolls in and thins again over a few hours, the current run starts over, and your total clear days never go down. Add what a week used to cost and watch the money come back. Milestone cards to share, an optional evening check-in, and a support row always in Settings. A counter, not medical advice. No account; everything stays on your device.
Features
The Haze Lifts
A hand-drawn valley that sharpens a little every clear day, with your day count written in the sky above it.
Total Days Never Drop
A slip is one tap: a puff of haze rolls in and thins again. The current run restarts, and your total clear days stay exactly where they were.
A Break With an End Date
Taking a break rather than stopping for good? Set the date it ends and Skyclear counts toward it. Reaching the date is the goal.
The Money Comes Back
Add what a week used to cost and watch it add up, per week and per year.
Milestone Cards
Hand-lettered milestones by total days, each with a card you can share if you want to.
Quiet Check-ins
An optional evening note at the time you pick, never during quiet hours, and never a word of blame. Off until you turn it on.
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