Your Stats page

Stats is where you go to see whether your study is actually adding up.

Every tab respects two controls: the time range - 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, 1 year or all time - and your active language.

Overview

The summary. Headline numbers for the period, plus a comparison across all the languages you study - useful for spotting the language you've quietly stopped practising.

Learning

The spaced repetition picture: how your items are spread across SRS levels and what's scheduled to come back over the next two weeks.

This is the tab that tells you whether you're actually learning or just churning. A healthy graph has items steadily climbing out of the low levels; a bulge stuck at levels 1 and 2 usually means the cards need rewriting rather than more repetitions.

Activity

When you studied - your session history, days practised, and time spent, including focus timer sessions.

Consistency shows up here more honestly than anywhere else on the site.

Content

What you've built: how many decks, cards, tables, texts and notebooks you have, and how they're distributed.

Achievements

Stars, milestones and community contributions - see Achievements.

Reading it without discouraging yourself

Long ranges are more informative than short ones. A bad week looks alarming on the 7-day view and disappears entirely on the 90-day view, and the 90-day view is the one that reflects whether you're learning the language.

The number worth watching is the count of Mature items in the Learning tab. That's vocabulary you've held onto for months, which is a far better measure of progress than cards created or time logged.