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Life happens. When you skip a day, Eki marks it “Skipped · streak safe” instead of breaking your streak, so one missed evening doesn't undo your momentum. A skip is a deliberate tap, not a guilt trip. Each habit gets two streak-safe skips in any rolling 30 days.

If you turn it on, Eki reads only the Health types you approve (like steps, sleep, or resting heart rate) to fill in matching habit measurements automatically. It reads on your device, never writes back, and never sends anything anywhere. You can revoke access anytime in Settings, Privacy & Security, Health. Auto-fill is part of Eki Pro.

On your devices, and in your own private iCloud. Eki has no account and the developer runs no servers. Your habits, notes, and the weekly read sync across your iPhone, Apple Watch, and Mac through your private iCloud (Apple's encrypted CloudKit), where only you can reach them. The developer never sees any of it.

Yes. It is generated by Apple's on-device models on supported devices, and written from your own numbers on the rest. Your habit data is never sent to a cloud service to produce it.

On the Mac with Eki Pro, open Settings, Connections, and switch the MCP server on. Then add Eki to your assistant's MCP configuration; the helper ships inside the app. Read access, habit changes, notes and Apple Health sharing are separate permissions. Health-linked habits always remain read-only over MCP. Details are on the A little help from Eki page.

Export all your data as JSON anytime from Settings. To erase it, use Settings, Wipe everything, which removes your data from your devices and your iCloud sync. There's no developer server holding a copy.

Month and Year stats, Apple Health auto-fill, logging from Apple Watch, widgets and Shortcuts, personal Apple Intelligence insights on supported devices, and the MCP server on Mac. Monthly, yearly with a free trial, or lifetime. Unlimited habits and everyday tracking stay free.

Email and you'll get a real reply from the person who makes Eki.