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Streak

Days in a row on which you finished one lesson or one session of spots, with no minutes to put in.

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What it means
A day counts once you finish one animated lesson or answer 10 graded spots, which is one session on the path. Any graded answer counts toward the 10: drills, path sessions, tables and lesson exercises. A day that counts adds one to your streak, and more practice the same day adds nothing more.
How it is calculated
Every 7 days that count earn a freeze, up to 2 saved. A day you miss uses a freeze and the streak carries on; with none saved, the streak starts again from zero. Today never breaks the streak while it is still going. There are no lives and nothing is lost for a wrong answer.
Worked example
You finish one animated lesson on Monday and answer 10 drill spots on Tuesday: a 2-day streak. After 7 days in a row you hold 1 freeze, so missing day 8 keeps your 7-day streak alive.
Why it matters
A little practice most days beats a long session once a week, for remembering ranges and for keeping the habit, so the bar for a day is one thing finished and not a number of minutes. Milestones mark 1, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50 days, each with its own badge; the first thing you finish each day celebrates once. From 18:00 local time, a day that does not count yet shows a reminder. The streak is only a nudge, and Settings can hide it.

See also: Spaced repetition, Path unit