Current streak, longest streak and active days

How to

1. Check Current streak, Longest streak and Active days.
2. Compare with filled days in the Activity map.
3. Record episodes and ratings on the days you do those activities to keep your history accurate.

What each number means

• Current streak represents the recent chain of consecutive days with recorded activity. Check the last activity to understand the displayed total’s reference.
• Longest streak shows the longest recorded run. A gap between activities breaks continuity between those days.
• Active days counts distinct days with an activity record. Making several ratings on the same day still represents one active day.
• The day reference is global, as in the map. Check records near midnight before comparing with your local calendar.
• These numbers describe Lobbix+ records. They do not set a daily watching goal.

Continuity and total days

• Current streak uses the run ending at the last recorded activity. It may remain on screen when you stop logging; the value alone does not confirm activity today.
• Longest streak keeps the longest known run. Active days combines distinct activity days, including those separated by gaps.
• A day with many episodes and ratings may greatly increase that day’s activity but adds only one day to a streak.
• If you log old activity later or remove records, historical streak reconstruction may not be immediate. Also compare map dates.

When a streak seems out of order

• Look at the last activity date on the map and check whether the shown run ends there. A stored value is not a clock for days without watching.
• If several records were made near midnight, check the day where they were grouped. The date reference may differ from your local calendar.
• If you just imported old dates, wait for the import result before comparing streaks. Do not make false records to try to correct the count.
• For a persistent discrepancy, tell support the compared days and the three displayed values.