The clean streak
A clean day is a calendar day with nothing flagged on any device. The banner counts your current run of them, and the badge beside it shows your best. Today counts as clean until the first flag lands.
The count starts when your first device is protected, not when you signed up, so a slow setup does not cost you days.
Kellet keeps a count of each day’s flags for as long as you have an account, so your streak and your best are worked out from your whole history, and neither changes when a device is removed.
The tiles
- Devices protected.How many of your devices are enforcing right now, and whether they are all reporting in.
- Flagged today, and Flagged this week.Flagged events across every device, for today and for the last seven days.
- Status.Even keel when nothing is locked, or how many devices are locked right now.
The panels
- Flagged attempts.A chart of the last 14 days, so a bad week stands out against the ones around it.
- What got flagged.Your top categories, as a share of everything flagged.
- Your devices.Each device’s status, flagged count and when it was last seen.
- Recent activity.The latest few flagged items. Open activity takes you to the full feed.
Common questions
Why is my streak at zero?
Something was flagged today, or no device is protected yet. Open Activity to see what was flagged.
Does a blocked site break my streak?
Anything that lands in your flagged content counts, including blocked sites. That is the point of it: a quiet day is one where nothing needed blocking.