Read the metric definition
A timing correction can change whether a record meets its saved goal or which local date contains its end. Either change can affect the consecutive-day calculation.
Inspect the contributing records
Review the corrected duration against that record's goal, then inspect its end date. Check whether another qualifying record remains on the date that moved or lost its qualifying entry.
Main-history summaries exclude the active session and archived records. Editing, archiving, restoring, deleting, or importing records can therefore change a chart without any new session having occurred.
Check the relevant distinction
Archiving also removes a record from the main-history dataset used for rhythm. Restoring the record may return a date to the sequence if its stored goal is met.
Interpret within the data limits
Do not undo an accurate correction solely to restore a larger rhythm number. A truthful ledger is more useful than a summary preserved by an acknowledged timing error.
Fastly is a lifestyle timer and journal. These notes explain the app and offer reflection prompts. They are not medical advice or a prescribed eating schedule.