Point rules
What earns points
Each action has its own daily limit. The overall limit is 50 points per day. Days start at midnight IST. Work after a limit continues to save with a point value of zero for that day.
A lesson adds one reaction point while you have at least one reaction selected. Removing one of several reactions leaves the point unchanged. Removing the last subtracts it, and adding a reaction later restores the same point. Switching reactions cannot create extra points.
Scroll horizontally to view every column in the points table.
| Action | Points | Daily awards | Daily maximum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily return | +1 | 1 | 1 |
| Complete a video | +8 | 4 | 32 |
| Review a due card | +1 | 15 | 15 |
| React to a lesson | +1 | 3 | 3 |
| Long comment | +5 | 2 | 10 |
Level thresholds
Your level is based on total points.
0 pts
Seeker
Starting out.
50 pts
Learner
Returning regularly and building review habits.
150 pts
Practitioner
Completing lessons and reviewing what you learned.
350 pts
Scholar
Working across lessons, notes, and discussion.
700 pts
Guide
Contributing regularly to lesson discussions.
1,200 pts
Fellow
Maintaining consistent activity across several areas.
2,000 pts
Steward
Sustaining long-term learning and contribution.
What is counted
You can earn points for your first sign-in each day, completing a video for the first time, reviewing a due card, keeping at least one reaction on a lesson, and posting a comment with at least 120 non-whitespace characters. Badges mark milestones and add no points.
Each activity has a daily limit, and the total is capped at 50 points per day. Days start at midnight IST. Activity after a limit continues to save with a point value of zero for that day.
How streaks work
A streak grows when you complete a video, review a due card, or post an eligible long comment on consecutive days in your chosen timezone. Only those three activities extend it.
If you miss a day, the current streak starts again. Your points, badges, completed work, and longest streak remain.
Qualifying actions: complete a video, review a due card, long comment
How review scheduling works
After you answer a due card, choose Again, Hard, Good, or Easy. Again returns the card in about ten minutes. The other ratings schedule progressively longer intervals.
Only due cards earn review points. Every rating earns one point, so choose the rating that matches what you remembered.
Again
I did not remember it.
Hard
I remembered it with a lot of effort.
Good
I remembered it after some thought.
Easy
I remembered it immediately.
What stays private
The leaderboard is limited to your chosen display name, level, and points from the last 30 days. Signed-in members can see comments and reaction totals on lesson pages.
Leaderboard membership is optional; every signed-in member can earn points, levels, and badges.
How the leaderboard works
The leaderboard is off by default. If you join, it shows your chosen display name, level, and points earned during the last 30 days. Equal scores share a rank.
You can leave at any time. Leaving removes your row from the leaderboard. Your private progress and earned points stay with your account.