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# Daily checkin

## What are Daily checkin tasks?

Reward users for returning to your quest day after day. Each day, they can click a button to claim a reward: either points, off-chain assets, or both. You can configure different rewards for each day and display a visual calendar to track progress. These tasks are useful for building engagement streaks and rewarding consistency.

**Use Daily Checkin tasks to:**

* Encourage users to return every day
* Set escalating or rotating rewards
* Build habit loops and campaign momentum
* Track user consistency with visual progress

For detailed information about general task settings, including task header, description, rewards, dependencies, and more, refer to [Task settings](/tasks/task-settings.md).

## Create a Daily checkin task

To configure a Daily checkin task in Claimr:

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1. From your campaign dashboard, go to the **Quests** tab and click on the quest where you want to add a Daily Checkin task.
2. On the quest settings page, click **+ Create new task**.
3. In the Category section, click **General**.
4. In the Groups section, click **Common**.
5. Select **Daily Checkin** from the Tasks list.
6. Click **Continue**.

## Task settings

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At this stage, you'll see a simplified configuration screen. However, not all settings are available here.

To access full configuration options, click **Create task**, then open the task in edit mode from your quest dashboard. The edit view gives you complete control over each day's points, optional rewards, and calendar display.

**Create Daily Reward**: Click this button to add new days to your check-in cycle.

**Daily reward table**: Use this table to define rewards for each day:

<table><thead><tr><th width="165.28900146484375">Column</th><th>Description</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Day</strong></td><td>The day number in the cycle (e.g., 1, 2, 3...)</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Points</strong></td><td>The number of points awarded for that day</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Rewards</strong></td><td>Additional assets like NFTs or tokens, configured through Claimr's reward system. Shows "-" if no reward is set.</td></tr></tbody></table>

You can drag and reorder days using the handle icon on the left of each row.

**Calendar**: Choose whether to display the visual calendar:

* **daily** – The calendar will be shown in the campaign widget, displaying all days in the cycle
* **(blank/other)** – The calendar is hidden; only the claim button appears

Rewards will loop in the order defined. After users complete all days, the cycle restarts from Day 1.

### Save and configure

**Back**: Click to return to the previous screen without saving

**Advance settings**: Click to configure additional task settings like dependencies, completion pop-ups, and metadata

**Create task**: Click to save your task and add it to your quest

You can return and modify any reward value or display setting from the quest dashboard at any time.

### How Daily Checkin tasks appear to users

#### When the calendar is enabled

Users see a visual layout showing the full check-in cycle: one tile per day, based on the number of days configured in the task settings. Each tile displays the reward for that day (e.g., 50, 75, 100 points).

**Before claiming:**

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* The current day is active and highlighted
* A button appears showing the number of points available to claim (e.g., "Earn 50 Points")

**After claiming:**

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* A green checkmark appears next to the current day
* The button is replaced with a message showing the reward for the next check-in (e.g., "Come back tomorrow to get 75 Points")

Only one check-in can be claimed per day. Users return the next day to continue the cycle, and the calendar updates visually with each interaction.

#### When the calendar is disabled

* The user sees only the check-in button (no grid or visual progress)
* After claiming, the button is replaced with a confirmation message (e.g., "Come back tomorrow") without showing upcoming rewards

{% hint style="info" %}
**Pro tip**: Use escalating rewards (increasing points each day) to incentivize users to maintain their streak. Set higher rewards on Day 7 or Day 30 to celebrate milestone completions.
{% endhint %}

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