Self-monitoring closes the gap
Learners who review weekly progress recall up to 50% more after a month — Hattie's meta-analysis on visible learning shows feedback loops are the #1 lever on retention.
Long-term analytics across every learning module.
Progress is the single dashboard that turns every word, reading, video, journal, speaking attempt and writing submission into one coherent picture of how fast you're improving — with personalised insights that tell you exactly what to do next.
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7 modules · 1 dashboard
Coherency · Cross-feature loops
Six tested learning loops compound your progress. Tap any card to start the loop.
Videos → Vocab cards
Save unfamiliar words from any transcript directly into your spaced-repetition deck.
Reading → Writing prompt
Turn any passage into a writing task that re-uses its target vocabulary, scored against IELTS/TOEFL/PTE rubrics.
Reading → Free Talk
Speak about a passage you just read — vocab carries over, fluency benefits from familiar context.
Speaking → Speaking flashcards
Every corrected sentence becomes a 3-set drill ladder on an 8-day SRS schedule.
Writing → Writing flashcards
High-error sentences become writing flashcards with 3-level recognition → application → activation drills.
Why this matters: isolated practice forgets. Connected practice — where vocab from a video shows up again in a passage, then again in a writing task, then again in a spoken answer — is how language sticks. Progress is how you see that compounding effect over time.
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First Step
Created your first flashcard
Word Collector
Created 10 flashcards
Vocab Builder
Created 25 flashcards
Lexical Explorer
Created 50 flashcards
Century Learner
Created 100 flashcards
Vocabulary Scholar
Created 250 flashcards
First Review
Completed your first review
Review Starter
Completed 10 reviews
Review Warrior
Completed 50 reviews
Review Champion
Completed 100 reviews
Review Legend
Completed 250 reviews
First Mastery
Mastered your first word (80%+)
Rising Star
Mastered 5 words
Mastery Seeker
Mastered 20 words
Mastery Expert
Mastered 50 words
High Achiever
Overall average mastery above 70%
Consistent Start
3-day study streak
Week Warrior
7-day study streak
Fortnight Force
14-day study streak
Monthly Master
30-day study streak
Streak Legend
Longest ever streak of 10+ days
Full Cycle
Completed all 8 SRS reviews for a card
Cycle Master
Completed full 8-cycle for 5 cards
Diverse Learner
Added 3+ different types of cards
Grammar Explorer
Added a grammar flashcard
Real outcomes
"The radar showed my Lexical Resource was lagging Grammar by 1.5 bands. I drilled writing flashcards for 3 weeks and it closed the gap completely."
"The fluency trend was the unlock. I could literally watch my words-per-minute climb back into the native zone over 6 weeks."
"Mastery distribution turned vocabulary into a game. Watching the green band grow every Sunday is what kept me coming back daily."
Science · Why this works
Learners who review weekly progress recall up to 50% more after a month — Hattie's meta-analysis on visible learning shows feedback loops are the #1 lever on retention.
Seeing the same word in a video transcript, a reading passage, a writing task and a spoken answer triggers richer memory traces than any single modality alone (Ebbinghaus + Levels-of-Processing).
Vague self-rating misleads. Precise numbers — "Lexical band 6.5 → 7.5", "WPM 110 → 145" — turn invisible progress into visible motivation that compounds.
When the dashboard says exactly what to do next, learners practise on average 2.4× longer per week than when they choose freely from a menu (decision fatigue research).
Glossary · 8 metrics decoded
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Pick any module. The dashboard re-aggregates instantly when you return. Every minute of practice compounds into a sharper picture of how good you really are.