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What are Yalango Stars?

Stars measure your studying and your contributions to the community - earned from practice, reading, focus sessions, streaks, sharing decks and helping on the forums.

By YalangoUpdated October 13, 2026

Stars measure what you put into Yalango - how much you study, what you share with other learners and how consistently you show up.

See your total and where it came from at yalango.com/stars. It's also shown on your public profile.

Sharing content

ActionStars
Make a deck public+1
Someone saves a copy of your public deck+10
Your deck receives an upvote+3

Helping on the forums

ActionStars
Post a comment, reply or correction+1
Give a correction+3 extra
Your reply is marked as the accepted answer+10
Your comment receives an upvote+1

Ordinary posts are capped at 500 stars per day. Corrections aren't counted against that cap.

Studying

ActionStars
Every 15 correct answers in decks, tables, vocabulary reviews and notebooks+1
Every 10 sentences you read in texts, books and notebook texts+1
Every 5 minutes of a focus session+1
Meet your daily goal+1
Streak milestone at 3 / 7 / 30 / 100 days+5 / +10 / +30 / +100
Mark a Watch video as watched+1

There is no daily limit on study stars - study as much as you like. Correct answers and sentences add up across all your languages over the study day, so 8 correct answers in Spanish and 7 in French still make a star. The focus timer adds to whatever you study while it runs.

Your profile

ActionStars
Choose your own username+10, once
Add a profile photo+10, once

You can do both in Settings - Account. Changing them again later doesn't earn more stars, and removing your photo doesn't take them away.

Feedback

Sending feedback earns 5 stars, for up to 3 submissions a day. Bug reports are genuinely useful, so they're rewarded like contributions.

Losing stars

Stars are removed when the action that earned them is reversed - setting a public deck back to private, or an upvote being withdrawn. Deleting a deck or comment removes the stars it had earned.

What stars are not

Stars count how much you practice, not how well. A correct answer earns the same whether it took one try or five, and a wrong answer never costs you anything.

Earning more

  • One good deck beats twenty empty ones. A well-made deck saved by ten learners is 100 stars.
  • Answer questions. Accepted answers and corrections are the highest-value single actions available.
  • Study a little every day. Practice and reading pay as you go, and your streak adds bonuses on top.

Reaching certain totals unlocks badges, titles and profile frames - see Star milestones.

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