How daily streaks work
Use the weekly activity view to build a habit and understand when a streak can reset.
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Quick answer
A streak counts consecutive days of recorded activity using Bishkek time. A longer gap can reset the current streak while the best streak remains a separate statistic.
A streak shows consecutive days of recorded activity. It is a motivation tool, not a requirement to study for hours every day or to avoid all breaks.
Check the activity view
Open your profile or the streak card on Tests. The app shows the current streak, best streak and weekly activity. Use those views to check whether today's activity has been recorded.
A day has a time zone
The backend calculates activity dates using Bishkek time. If you study near midnight or from another country, your device's calendar date may not match the app's activity date. Consecutive-day calculations follow the server's date.
The current streak stays active when the last activity was today or yesterday. A longer gap can cause the displayed current streak to return to zero, while your best streak remains a separate statistic.
Build a realistic habit
Choose a small useful task: a test review, a completed practice activity or a few cards. Watch that the action finishes successfully. Do not assume that leaving an idle tab open is enough to register learning activity.
Does losing a streak erase my account?
No. A streak is one statistic. Review your saved tests, decks and total progress separately, then restart with an achievable session rather than trying to make up every missed day at once.
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