Your weekly review just got a lot more honest
If you use Omekolo for habits AND to-dos AND journaling, the old weekly review had a blind spot: it only ever talked about your habit streaks. You could have a genuinely great week on your to-do list and journal and still get a review that read like nothing happened.
Three sections now, not one
Your weekly and monthly review still leads with your habit tracker — that hasn’t changed. Underneath it, you now get a short read on what you journaled about that period, and a plain count of what you actually finished on your to-do list. One message, your whole week, not just the slice Omekolo used to pay attention to.
No habits? You still get a review
If you’re a to-do-only or journal-only user with zero habit goals set up, you used to get no review at all — there was nothing for it to report on. Now you get one anyway, built entirely from your tasks and journal entries. Using Omekolo for one thing shouldn’t mean missing out on the reflection that comes with using it for anything.
Honest about the gaps, not just the wins
Didn’t journal at all this week? It says so, plainly, instead of skipping the section or padding it out. Same for to-dos. A review that only ever tells you good news stops being useful — the point is an accurate picture, not a highlight reel.
Ask about the parts you're missing
Notice your review has an honest “nothing here this week” line under journaling or to-dos? Just ask Omekolo how that part works — right there in the same chat. No help center to go dig through.