Days Since Last… Reset Sign
A simple 'days since last incident' style sign, like the ones seen in workplaces — tap to reset the counter back to zero.
The "days since last incident" sign is a workplace safety tradition old enough to have become a genuine cultural icon, showing up as a running gag in TV shows and memes long after most people forgot its original, entirely serious purpose: making safety failures visible and costly in a way that a private incident report never could. A number climbing steadily on a wall is a different kind of pressure than a filed document nobody sees.
The same basic mechanic — a running count that resets to zero the moment something breaks the streak — turns out to be useful well outside of workplace safety. It works for personal habits, team standards, ongoing jokes, or literally anything where you want a visible, honest counter that only goes up when nothing has gone wrong, and snaps back to zero the instant something does.
This version keeps that mechanic simple: customize the label to whatever you're actually tracking, and the counter runs automatically from whenever you last reset it, saved in your browser so it persists across visits. Press reset the moment the streak breaks, and it starts again from zero — no judgment built into the tool itself, just an honest, automatic count.
- Customize the sign's label if you like.
- The counter runs automatically from when you last reset it.
- Press Reset to zero whenever the streak breaks.
Yes — the count is saved in your browser's local storage and will still be there next time you visit.
This tool tracks one sign at a time — for tracking several counters at once, use the Multi-Habit Streak Tracker instead.