@RocketBlaster05 Time to bed, good luck

@RocketBlaster05 very quick and dirty. Before running it the first time, remove your current total.txt file

import ui
import os
from datetime import date

v = ui.View()
v.background_color = 'white'
fil = 'total.txt'
if os.path.exists(fil): 
    with open(fil,mode='rt') as f:
        r = f.read()
        t,d = r.split('=')
        tot = int(t)
else:
    tot = 0

b = ui.ButtonItem()
b.title = 'increase'
def increase(sender):
    global tot
    tot += 1
    v.name = str(tot)
    with open(fil,mode='wt') as f:
        f.write(str(tot)+'='+str(date.today()))
b.action = increase
if d == str(date.today()):
    b.enabled = False
v.right_button_items = (b,)

v.name = str(tot)
v.present()

@RocketBlaster05 you could store in the file, the today date and the total and only enable the button if the stored date is not today

@RocketBlaster05 said:

Its going to revolve around setting daily limits to things if you know anything about that.

English is far to be my mother language, sorry, I don't understand your sentence 🤯

@Kasualpython the only supported cloud is iCloud Drive.

@Kasualpython I don't have any hope to see this feature and you can always write here a request. In the past, the developer did read this forum and even wrote answers but not for a long period of time. Personally, I still hope he will come back with a new version but even his Twitter is inactive.
Thus, wait and pray

@Kasualpython the problem is the same with OneDrive 🥲

@Kasualpython said:

because you cant

Exactly. Don't forget that Google Drive is not a file system...This explains that.

@RocketBlaster05 try

import ui
import os

v = ui.View()
v.background_color = 'white'
fil = 'total.txt'
if os.path.exists(fil): 
    with open(fil,mode='rt') as f:
        tot = int(f.read())
else:
    tot = 0

b = ui.ButtonItem()
b.title = 'increase'
def increase(sender):
    global tot
    tot += 1
    v.name = str(tot)
    with open(fil,mode='wt') as f:
        f.write(str(tot))
b.action = increase
v.right_button_items = (b,)

v.name = str(tot)
v.present()

@RocketBlaster05 you could save your score in a file, either at each increase, either at close of program. The program would also need to read the file at its begin.