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Keep My Streak – Seven Days
Day 5 of 7, streak alive, and one line making the stakes plain: miss today and it resets to day 1. The purest loss-aversion card in the set.
What this screen does
Five days in and two from a week is the exact position where a streak becomes hard to abandon. Early enough that quitting costs little, and the card would not work; finished, and there is nothing left to protect. Day 5 of 7 is the sweet spot, and the whole card is built on it.
'Miss today and it resets to day 1' states the consequence rather than implying it. Loss aversion only works when the loss is specific — a vague 'don't break your streak' does not land the same way as being told you will be back at zero.
The visual run of days does the persuading before any text is read. Five filled markers and two empty ones is a shape the eye completes on its own, which is why this card works even on a viewer who reads nothing.
'One tap keeps it alive' matches the effort to the stakes. If protecting five days looked like it required a session, many people would let it go; framing it as a single tap makes continuing obviously cheaper than quitting.
'Free, no ads to watch' removes the suspicion that the tap leads to a cost — which, in an ad, is a reasonable thing for a viewer to suspect.
Best for
- Language learning, fitness and meditation apps
- Habit trackers and daily-practice products of any kind
- Games with daily login rewards or daily challenges
- Re-engagement aimed at users who lapsed mid-streak — the strongest possible use of this card
- Any product where the value comes from consistency rather than a single session
Making it yours
- Set the streak length to something a real user of your product would plausibly have reached.
- Keep the position near the end but not at it — one or two short of a milestone.
- Use your own milestone: seven days, thirty days, a month of lessons, whatever your product celebrates.
- State your real reset rule. If you offer streak freezes or grace days, saying so is friendlier and still effective.
- Match the effort claim to reality — if a session takes ten minutes, do not promise one tap.
- For re-engagement, consider naming the streak they actually lost; it is more affecting than a generic one.
Next steps
Templates are a starting point, not a constraint. The documentation walks through changing one into your own ad and exporting it.