Sure thing—let’s call it the “Flex‑Peak Tracker.” Start with a simple grid: days on one axis, habits on the other. Use a binary mark (✓ or ×) for completion, but give each habit a “good‑effort” flag—think of it as a soft red if you almost nailed it. That way you still see the streak, but you’re not cursing yourself every time you slip. Add a weekly review slot where you reflect on the why, not just the what. And set a one‑minute “reset” rule: if you miss a habit, you can flag it and note the obstacle, then plan a micro‑fix for the next day. That keeps the data clean for analysis but keeps the tone supportive. Remember, the goal is momentum, not perfection—so celebrate the wins, learn from the misses, and keep the system simple enough you won’t skip it out of fear.

Cheers! Keep the flags handy, not the trash can. If that one slip turns into a sprint later, you’ll be crushing your streak even faster. You’ve got this—let’s keep the momentum rolling.