Should I include the end date when tracking a habit streak?

Leave it unticked if you want full 24-hour days completed since you started. Tick it if you count the day you started as day one.

Can I see how many weeks have passed since a date?

Yes, the calculator displays the total in days as well as weeks and remaining days.

Does the calculator save my streak automatically?

No, it runs in your browser without an account, so bookmark the page or note your start date.

Days Since a Date Calculator – Track Streaks and Milestones

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Put your starting date in the From field and today's date in the To field to see the exact number of days elapsed. The free days calculator on this page also shows weeks and hours. Tick Include the end date only if you want to count the starting day itself as day one.

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Days between two dates

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Step by step

Enter the past date (such as your quit date or anniversary) in the From field.
Click today in the To field to set the end date to the current date.
Leave Include the end date unticked to count full days elapsed, or tick it to count both days.
Check the result in days, or view the breakdown in weeks and days.

At a glance

Goal	Include end date	Result shown
Quit smoking or habit streak	No for full days	Exact days completed since your start date
Anniversary countdown	No	Full days elapsed between the date and today
Workplace days without accidents	Yes if today counts	Total inclusive days on the safety streak

How to Count Days Since a Past Date