Personal RecordsYour best day. So far.

Which personal records it keeps

• Your best writing day and your best editing day, for the document you’re tracking.
• The most words you revised in a day, and the most you removed.
• Your longest writing streak and longest editing streak for it.
• Your best-ever sprint, across all your documents: the words, how long it ran and the date. It goes by words written, whether or not you let the timer run out.

Records are all-time. Falcontext keeps 14 days of history per document, but a best day stays a record after it drops out of those 14.

When you beat one of your personal records

Beat one by enough (100 words for a day, 3 days for a streak, 50 words for a sprint) and a New personal record! banner shows your old best, with Share it and Dismiss. Your very first numbers don’t count as beating anything. The first time, there’s confetti.

A record that isn’t right

Pasted a whole draft in, and now your best writing day is 60,000 words? Click ↺ next to the record to put back the one before it. For the rest of that day, that record can’t be set again (the pasted words still count as that day’s writing); from the next day, it can. Sync takes the undo to your other devices too.

Share it

Beat one? Share it. Falcontext draws the picture for you, right there on your device, ready to post wherever you like.

Pick a size for where it’s going: LinkedIn, Facebook and Bluesky, X, Instagram and Threads (square or 4:5), or Stories, Reels and TikTok. Then Copy Image, Download PNG or Copy as Text. Your document’s name is never on it.

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