chastity.report

Chastity tracker

A chastity tracker that keeps the days.

chastity.report is a private chastity journal that works as a tracker: it counts your lock, marks each milestone and fills in a calendar, one square a day.

What it records

Each evening takes under a minute. On a plain caged day, one held button logs it.

  • Whether you were caged all day, part of the day or not at all.
  • What happened and who with, chosen from short lists, never a name.
  • How horny you have been, from 1 to 5.
  • A private note, if you want one.
  • Tracks beside the lock, such as the gym or a task, ticked in one tap.

Every part but the first is optional. For how to make a log a habit that lasts, see your first lock.

The lock day count and seals

Day 1 is the day a lock starts, and the count is worked out for you in your own timezone. A ring fills towards the next milestone, and each one you pass is a seal: the Fibonacci days, then round numbers and every whole year.

Want the count without an account? The day counter gives the day and your next three seals from a date, and saves nothing. Why the seals fall where they do.

The calendar

Your year fills in one square a day, with caged all day, part of the day and not caged each drawn differently, and a day not logged left as an outline. History keeps every year you have logged. A forgotten evening can be logged the next day, and a shield covers it so your run of logging carries on.

Private by default

Your journal is shown only to you. Nothing in it leaves unless you switch something on: sharing with a keyholder or a reader, one section at a time, or a public page that shows a short, fixed list. You can download it as a file, and deleting your account deletes all of it. How your data is handled.

Other ways to keep track

A journal is not the only way, and not always the best one. Here is what each option says about itself, side by side. Where a fact is not on its own pages, the cell says "Not published".

Ways to keep track of a lock, checked 16 October 2026
OptionWhat it recordsPlatformCostWhere the data livesCan anyone verify itBest for
chastity.report (this site)Each day caged all day, part of it or not; what happened and who with (as a category); how horny; an optional note. Locks, the day count and seals, tracks beside the lock.Web, in any browser; can be added to a phone's home screen.Free. Plus (sharing, a public page, more tracks) is £2.49 a month or £24.99 a year, with 14 days free to start. Holding a key is free.In this site's own database, shown only to you. A keyholder or reader sees only the sections you switch on. Download it as a file from Settings.No. It is your own record. Verified figures from CageWatchr can sit beside it if you connect it and switch them on.A private, daily record of a lock that you keep for yourself, and share in part if you choose.
ChastiTrackLock days and streaks, a calendar, custom goals, tasks, an orgasm tracker and the cage's code; a game mode for a random release date; keyholder profiles and an AI keyholder.iPhone and iPad (iOS and iPadOS 18.6 or later); the App Store also lists Apple silicon Macs and Apple Vision.Free, with in-app purchases: Premium £4.99 a month or £39.99 a year (UK App Store).Local accounts or cloud accounts. The App Store privacy label says "Data Not Collected", as declared by the developer. Where cloud accounts are stored: not published.A keyholder can require proofs for tasks. How a proof is checked: not published.Someone on an iPhone who wants tasks, a game mode or an in-app keyholder alongside the count. A better choice than this site if those are what you want.
chastitytracker.orgSessions (with goals, games, penalties and milestones), orgasms and tease and denial, with streaks, averages and yearly statistics. A linked dom can see a sub's sessions.Website, with an account. No app is published.A free account. Paid plans: not published.On its own servers; where they are hosted is not published. Sessions and orgasms are private unless you choose otherwise. Export as CSV or JSON.Not publishedLogging sessions, orgasms and tease and denial in detail, with public statistics and a community, in a browser.
A habit app, such as Loop Habit TrackerAny habit you set, ticked off on a schedule (daily, or for example three times a week), with a habit score, reminders and charts. Nothing specific to a lock.Android (Google Play and F-Droid).Free and open source (GPLv3). No ads and no in-app purchases.On your phone. No account or internet connection needed. Export as CSV or SQLite.No.Someone who wants a lock as one habit among others, offline and on their own phone. For a routine agreed with a partner, see the habit tracking guide.
A spreadsheet, or paperWhatever you choose to write down: usually a date and caged or not.Any spreadsheet app, or a notebook and a pen.Free, or the price of the notebook.Wherever you keep the file or the notebook.No.Someone who wants to design their own columns, or keep nothing online at all. Counting the day and the seals is up to you; the day counter can help.
CageWatchrRandom photo check-ins, 3 to 12 a day at times you do not pick, inside the hours you choose, which build a streak, points and a division.Telegram, set up in a browser with a ClackID account.Free. CW+ is £2.49 a month or £24.99 a year.On CageWatchr. Check-in photos and videos are deleted within 48 hours, apart from a small sampled subset kept longer.Yes. A day counts only on a check it accepts.When you want each day proved by a check, not only written down. It and a journal work side by side.

For a routine agreed with a partner in a habit app, see chastity habit tracking. For a sheet to print or fill in, see the journal templates.

Questions

What is a chastity tracker?

A way to keep count of a lock: which day it is, the days you were caged and, if you like, what happened on them. It can be an app, a website, a habit tracker, a spreadsheet or a notebook. The table above compares them.

How does chastity.report count the days?

Day 1 is the day a lock starts, so the day you lock is already Day 1, and the count goes up at midnight in your own timezone. It counts calendar days, not hours.

What are seals?

Milestones on the Fibonacci days (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 and so on), then 100 and every 500, and every whole year after that, so there is always a next one.

What if I miss an evening or come out of the cage?

Log a missed evening the next day, or several days at once. A shield covers a forgotten evening so a run of logging carries on. A day out of the cage is recorded as part or not caged, and nothing already counted is undone.

Who can see my tracker?

Only you, unless you switch on sharing with a keyholder or a reader, section by section, or a public page. Nothing in the journal goes to anyone else.

Can I prove I stayed locked?

Not with a journal on its own: it is your own record. If you want each day proved by a check, CageWatchr does that, and its verified figures can sit beside your journal once you connect it and switch them on.

Sources

Checked , from each project's own public pages. Prices and features change; if something here is out of date, write to erik@chastity.report and it will be corrected.