A behavior tracker for patterns, not points

A discipline log answers “what did we do on Tuesday?” A behavior tracker answers “is Tuesday getting easier?” Same private family space, different question. Classroom point apps are built for a room full of students. This one is meant for one household.

What is worth tracking

• The situation, not a label. “Homework start” is more useful than “defiant.”
• Whether the agreed plan was used.
• A simple mark for how the skill looked the next time: needed a prompt, or did it.
• Sleep, hunger, and schedule changes when you already know they matter. Those are context, not character.

What we will not pretend

There is no tracker on this site yet, and there is no score that says your child is improving by a percentage. Anyone selling that number from a spinner is guessing. The free tool you can use today is the consequence wheel. The tracker is the reason to join the waitlist if you want history that outlives one browser.

If you are comparing products, read how behavior apps differ in 2026 and ConsequenceWheel versus Joon. Joon and ClassDojo are real products with their own jobs. Neither is a private consequence log.

A paper version while you wait

The printable chart has a review date on purpose. Once a week, look at which line you actually used. That five-minute review is a behavior tracker with a pencil.