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Streak + Slime companion

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Streak counts the days you write in a row. The slime is your animated companion. The tree (HabitPlant) is the actual visualization of your streak — the slime just hangs out alongside it.

Your Writing Tree detail: Seed · Day 1 + encouragement + Louis L'Amour quote + slime + 0 WRITTEN TODAY / 1 WRITING STREAK + Getting Started 3/6

How to see your current streak

The bookshelf motivation widget (top-right) shows "Day N" + slime + today's words. Click it to open the Your Writing Tree detail panel, which shows:

  • Current tree stage + day count (e.g., "Seed · Day 1")
  • An encouragement line + a writer's quote (rotates daily)
  • Words written today + writing streak
  • Slime animation
  • Getting Started progress (first book, 100 words, set a goal, export, Pro trial, AI Coach)

The tree (HabitPlant) has 8 stages

Streak drives the tree through stages — that's the real visual progression:

Stage English
seed Seed
sprout Sprout
sapling Sapling
tree Tree
bloom Bloom
ancient Ancient
fruiting Fruiting
rest Resting (when you pause)

See HabitPlant tree for a deeper dive — what triggers each stage, what happens in rest, and how rest protection works.

What the slime is

The slime is a fixed companion that doesn't level up and doesn't die. You can change its cosmetic theme:

  • Interactive (default)
  • Classic
  • Cat
  • Simple

Theme switcher lives in Settings. The slime is companionship, not a score.

When you miss a day

  • The tree enters Resting — "but it remembers how tall it once was"
  • If you have Rest Protection (a monthly allotment on Starter+ plans, or purchasable extras), the system auto-uses one to preserve your streak
  • Without rest protection, the next write restarts at Day 1 — but the tree itself doesn't disappear; it just hibernates

Streak milestones

  • 7 days: unlock the tree's next growth stage
  • 30 days: see your tree bloom
  • 100 days: writing is woven into your life

Milestones trigger streak notifications and credit rewards.

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