into consideration every repetition of the habit, from the very first day you
started your habit until today. Recent repetitions, however, are considered
more important than older ones, and have a larger impact on the score. This
method has many nice properties, including:</p>
method has many nice features, including:</p>
<ol>
<li>Every repetition counts, even way back in the past. This is not true for
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taking frequent breaks, however, then your score will suffer.</li>
</ol>
<p>The precise parameters on the formula were tweaked so that, if you perform a
new daily habit perfectly, the score reaches 80% after one month, 96% after two
months and 99% after three months. For non-daily habits, it takes longer to
reach the same percentages. If your habit is repeated every other day, for example,
then it takes two months to reach 80%, and if you habit is weekly, then it
takes seven months.</p>
<h4id="how-long-will-it-take-to-reach-the-highest-score">How long will it take to reach the highest score?</h4>
<p>If you perform a daily habit perfectly, the score reaches 80% after one month,
96% after two months and 99% after three months. For non-daily habits, it takes
longer to reach the same percentages. If your habit is repeated every other
day, for example, then it takes two months to reach 80%, and if you habit is
weekly, then it takes seven months.</p>
<h3id="importing-and-exporting-data">Importing and exporting data</h3>
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an email application, you will be able to send the file as an attachment to
yourself. If you select Google Drive, Dropbox or similar apps, you will be able
to upload it. A copy of the generated file is also automatically saved on the
SD card, inside the folder <code>Android » data » org.isoron.uhabits</code>. Be aware that
SD card, inside the folder <code>Android » data » org.isoron.uhabits » files</code>. Be aware that
this folder will be deleted when the app is uninstalled. If you would like to
keep the backups on the SD card after the app is uninstalled, you should move
them to another folder.</p>
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<h4id="how-can-i-restore-a-full-backup">How can I restore a full backup?</h4>
<p>First, you should copy the backup file to the folder
<code>Android » data » org.isoron.uhabits</code> on the SD card. For security and privacy
<code>Android » data » org.isoron.uhabits » files</code> on the SD card. For security and privacy
reasons, Loop is only able to read files that are stored inside this folder. To
copy the file there, you can either connect your phone to your computer or use
a file manager app. After this is done, open Loop Habit Tracker, open the
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<p>First, make sure that you have the latest version of Tickmate installed. Open
Tickmate, click on the menu, select the option "Backup database" and click OK.
Your data will be saved to a file inside the folder <code>Tickmate</code> on the SD card.
Next, you should move this file to the folder <code>Android » data » org.isoron.uhabits</code>
on the SD card. For security and privacy reasons, Loop is only able to read
files that are stored inside this folder. To move the file, you can either
connect your phone to your computer or use a file manager app. After this is
done, open Loop Habit Tracker, open the settings menu, select the option
"Import data", locate and then tap on the file that you just copied. Your
data will be imported.</p>
Next, you should move this file to the folder <code>Android » data »
org.isoron.uhabits » files</code> on the SD card. For security and privacy reasons,
Loop is only able to read files that are stored inside this folder. To move the
file, you can either connect your phone to your computer or use a file manager
app. After this is done, open Loop Habit Tracker, open the settings menu,
select the option "Import data", locate and then tap on the file that you just
copied. Your data will be imported.</p>
<h4id="how-can-i-import-data-from-rewire">How can I import data from Rewire?</h4>
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files, only older versions of these files can be imported. If you have
generated a backup file using an older version of Rewire, there should be a
file named <code>Habits.db</code> inside the folder <code>habit_backup</code> on the SD card. To
import it into Loop, you should move this file to the folder <code>Android » data »
org.isoron.uhabits</code> on the SD card. For security and privacy reasons, Loop is
import it into Loop, you should move this file to the folder <code>Android » data »
org.isoron.uhabits » files</code> on the SD card. For security and privacy reasons, Loop is
only able to read files that are stored inside this folder. To move the file,
you can either connect your phone to your computer or use a file manager app.
After this is done, open Loop Habit Tracker, open the settings menu, select the
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note that, in order to export your data from HabitBull, you need to have the
premium version of the app. Open HabitBull, tap the menu icon on the upper
right corner of the screen, then tap export. The app will generate a file, that
you should copy to the folder <code>Android » data » org.isoron.uhabits</code> on the SD card.
you should copy to the folder <code>Android » data » org.isoron.uhabits » files</code> on the SD card.
For security and privacy reasons, Loop is only able to read files that are
stored inside this folder. To copy the file there, you can either connect your
phone to your computer or use a file manager app. After this is done, open Loop
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<h4id="why-are-the-reminders-not-working">Why are the reminders not working?</h4>
<p>Please, make sure that your phone has no task killers or RAM boosters
installed. These apps are known to disable Loop's reminders. If your phone has
an aggressive power saving mode, such as Samsung's Ultra Power Saving mode or
Sony's Stamina Mode, please make sure that Loop is whitelisted.</p>
<p>There are many reasons why the reminders may not appear:</p>
<ul>
<li>Loop will only show you a reminder if the task has not been already completed
that day. For example, if your reminder is scheduled to show up at 8am, but
you already added a checkmark manually (on the main app) at 7am, then the
reminder will not appear. The same is true for non-daily habits. If you have
a weekly habit, and you complete it on a certain Monday, the reminder will
only appear on the following Monday.</li>
<li>When you create a habit, you can also choose what days are the reminder
allowed to appear. If you create a weekly habit, but set the reminders to
appear only on the weekends, for example, then they will never appear Monday
to Friday, regardless of you having completed the habit during the weekend or
not.</li>
<li>If you are sure that the reminders should appear, but they don't, please,
make sure that your phone has no task killers or RAM boosters installed.
These apps are known to disable Loop's reminders. If your phone has an
aggressive power saving mode, such as Samsung's Ultra Power Saving mode or
Sony's Stamina Mode, please make sure that Loop is whitelisted.</li>
</ul>
<h4id="i-cant-find-loops-widgets-on-the-list-how-can-i-add-them">I can't find Loop's widgets on the list. How can I add them?</h4>
<p>Please, make sure that Loop is not installed on the SD card. Moving apps to the
SD card disables many features, including widgets.</p>
<ul>
<li>Some phones don't display the name of the app the widgets belong to. In that
case, the widgets will be called simply "Checkmark", "Frequency", "Habit
Strength", "History" and "Streaks".</li>
<li>If you still can't find the widgets, make sure that Loop is not installed on
the SD card. Moving apps to the SD card disables many features, including
