Add an entry when it happens
FapTap opens with two clear choices: Add Now and Add Earlier. This gives users a straightforward way to note something at the current moment or to place an entry at an earlier time without having to start from a long form.
The focused opening layout keeps the two actions separate and easy to read. It suits a quick personal routine where the important first step is deciding whether the timestamp should reflect now or an earlier point in the day.
Review timestamps in one place
The entry view shown in the app displays a specific time and date for an added item. It gives a simple chronological reference after an entry has been created.
An all-entries total is also visible beside the current-streak total. Together, these figures provide a compact way to distinguish the size of the saved history from the run of consecutive days.
Follow a weekday streak pattern
FapTap includes a Weekdays panel with a separate column for each day from Monday through Sunday. The current day can be highlighted within that pattern, making the weekly view easier to scan than a list of dates alone.
This layout can help people who prefer a visual prompt for consistency across the week. It is especially useful when the goal is to compare the current streak with the days on which entries have been made.
A focused personal tracker
The visible screens keep the app centred on adding entries, checking an entry time, and reading streak information. There are no crowded dashboard controls in the supplied path, so the core choices remain easy to find.
No account or sign-in page appears in the supplied material. Users who need sync, sharing, exports, or other services beyond the visible entry and streak views should check the app's later prompts before relying on those capabilities.