Progress & streaks
See your consistency, not just today's session.
Flexor's progress dashboard turns your completed sessions into a clear picture of your habit—streaks, consistency over time, and the body areas you have been focusing on—so you can see whether stretching is actually becoming part of your routine.
Sessions completed
A running record of the routines you have finished.
Streaks & consistency
See your current streak and how regular your sessions are.
Focus areas
Understand which body areas you have been working most.
Ranges over time
Look at recent weeks or a longer window to spot the trend.
Progress you can actually read
The dashboard brings your activity together in one place: how many sessions you have completed, your current streak, how consistent you have been, and which body areas your recent routines have covered. Instead of a single number, it gives you enough context to see whether the habit is holding.
You can look at recent weeks or open up a longer window to see the bigger trend. That makes it easy to notice a dip early, or to recognise the run of consistent sessions that is genuinely worth keeping going.
Streaks that reward showing up
Consistency is what makes stretching work, so Flexor tracks streaks to reward turning up rather than pushing hard. A streak grows as you complete sessions on your active days and gives you a simple, motivating signal that the habit is alive.
Streaks live on the dashboard rather than in a separate feature, alongside the rest of your progress. Reminders can help you keep a streak going, and the daily recommendation makes it easy to find a session that fits the time you have.
- A visible current streak that grows as you keep showing up.
- Consistency shown over time, not just a single day.
- Focus-area context so you can see what you have been training.
- Completed-session history to look back on your activity.
In Flexor
Gentle morning movement to wake up with control.
Proof the habit is holding.
Completed sessions, streaks, consistency, and focus areas in one place. Detail deepens with Premium.
Free progress and Premium detail
The dashboard's core—completed sessions, streaks, and basic consistency—is available on Flexor's free plan, so you can track the habit without paying. It is designed to answer the everyday question: am I being consistent?
More detailed statistics and deeper insights may require Flexor Premium. If you want a richer breakdown of your sessions and trends, Premium adds that layer on top; if you mainly want to keep a streak alive and see your consistency, the free view is enough.
A record of movement, not a health metric
The dashboard reflects the sessions you complete inside Flexor. It is a record of your stretching and mobility activity and consistency—not a clinical measurement, mobility assessment, or health diagnosis.
Use it as motivation and a habit tracker rather than a medical readout. Flexor is general fitness and wellness support; work within a comfortable range and stop if a movement causes pain or concerning symptoms.
Quick facts
- Feature
- Progress, streaks and insights
- Shows
- Completed sessions, streaks, consistency, focus areas
- Free
- Core tracking on the free plan
- Premium
- More detailed statistics and insights
- Not
- A clinical or mobility measurement
How the dashboard tracks your habit
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Complete sessions
Each finished routine is recorded on your device.
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Streaks build
Your streak grows as you complete sessions on your active days.
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See consistency and focus
View recent weeks or a longer window and the areas you have trained.
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Go deeper with Premium
Detailed statistics and insights add a richer layer when you want it.
Where to start
You want to keep a streak alive
Set reminders and lean on your daily recommendation.
You want deeper statistics
Flexor Premium adds detailed insights on top of the free view.
You want to broaden your training
Check Try Something Different for under-worked areas.
How Flexor personalises this
The dashboard reflects only the sessions you complete inside Flexor. Your streaks, consistency and focus areas come from your own activity, not from scanning your body or grading your form.
Set up remindersSafety and limits
- The dashboard is a record of activity and consistency, not a health metric.
- It is not a clinical measurement, mobility assessment, or diagnosis.
- Use it as motivation, and move within a comfortable range.
- Stop if a movement causes pain or concerning symptoms.
Progress tracking is general fitness and wellness support, not medical advice.
Read the full wellness disclaimerCommon questions
Direct answers about progress & streaks.
What does the Flexor progress dashboard show?
It brings your stretching activity together in one view: the sessions you have completed, your current streak, how consistent you have been, and the body areas your recent routines have focused on. You can look at recent weeks or open a longer window to see the wider trend. Rather than a single score, it gives enough context to answer the everyday question of whether stretching is genuinely becoming a regular part of your routine, so you can keep momentum going or catch a dip early.
How do streaks work in Flexor?
A streak grows as you complete sessions on your active days, giving you a simple, motivating signal that the habit is alive. Streaks are shown on the progress dashboard alongside your consistency and completed sessions, rather than as a separate feature. Reminders can help you keep a streak going, and the daily recommendation makes it easy to find a session that fits your available time, so maintaining a streak rarely depends on willpower or remembering to plan ahead.
Is progress tracking free, or do I need Premium?
The core of the dashboard—completed sessions, streaks, and basic consistency—is available on Flexor's free plan, so you can track your habit without paying. More detailed statistics and deeper insights into your sessions and trends may require Flexor Premium. If you mainly want to keep a streak alive and see whether you are being consistent, the free view is enough; Premium simply adds a richer analytical layer on top for people who want more depth.
Does the dashboard measure my mobility or health?
No. The dashboard reflects the sessions you complete inside Flexor—it is a record of your stretching and mobility activity and consistency, not a clinical measurement, mobility assessment, or health diagnosis. Flexor does not scan your body or grade your movement quality. Treat it as motivation and a habit tracker rather than a medical readout, work within a comfortable range, and stop if a movement causes pain or concerning symptoms, as this is general fitness and wellness support.
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