On Home, Your Summary includes Days in a row: the number of days you’ve read, one after another, up to today.
What counts
A day counts when it has at least one reading session, timed live or logged by hand. One session is enough, however short.
If you haven’t read yet today but you did yesterday, the number holds. It starts again from zero only once a whole day goes by without a session.
The year you choose in Your Summary doesn’t change it. It always looks at your reading up to today.
Kiveo never nags about it
Days in a row is a number you can look at, not a target you owe anything to. We never send a notification about it, and when it starts over, nothing you’ve read is lost: your books, pages and hours are all still there.
If you’d like a daily aim
Some readers like a gentle aim to read a little each day. That’s what the Daily reading intention is for. It asks How many days in a row? and grows a leaf for each day you read.
Good to know
A daily-reading intention counts from the day you set it, so it may show a smaller number than Days in a row on Home, which counts every day you’ve read, however far back. Both come from the same sessions.