Progress
See what changed after practice.
Dashboard and Progress turn learning activity into signals: what you did recently, how consistent you are, and what deserves attention next.
Progress dashboard
Dashboard is the fastest place to resume. Use it for Daily Check-in, recent activity, course continuation, and high-level learning signals.
Recent activity
Recent activity helps you continue from what you were just doing. On a signed-in account it may appear after account data finishes loading, so it can arrive slightly after static page content.
Daily streak
Use streak as a consistency signal, not as the whole goal. A short daily session can be enough when it includes listening, typing, and one review pass.
Study history
Study history is for pattern recognition: which courses you return to, which days you practice, and whether Review is turning into stable recall.
Leaderboard
Leaderboard is optional motivation. It can be useful when competition helps you stay consistent, but your course path and Review list should still decide what to practice.
Why numbers can differ
Different pages can count different things: daily activity, saved review items, course progress, or historical charts. Use the label beside each number before comparing it to another page.