The dashboard collects progress across subjects: topics attempted, questions answered, experience earned, and badges unlocked.

Progress tracking is most useful as a record of effort rather than a score. Showing a child that they have worked through twelve topics is more motivating than any single test result.

What it tracks

  • Topics started and completed across each subject.
  • Experience points earned through practice and mock tests.
  • Badges unlocked for reaching particular milestones.
  • Which subjects have had the most and least attention, which is often the useful information.

Using it well

  • Look for neglected subjects. Children naturally return to what they find easy, and the dashboard makes that visible.
  • Treat streaks and points as encouragement rather than the goal. The learning is in the questions, not the score.
  • Review it together rather than using it as a check on the child.
  • Remember that progress is per-browser, so a child working on two devices will show two separate records.

Frequently asked questions

Where is my progress stored?
In your browser's local storage on the device you are using. It is not sent to a server, which means it is private but also does not sync between devices.
Why did my progress disappear?
Most commonly because browser data was cleared, a different browser or device was used, or the site was opened in private browsing mode.
Can I track more than one child?
The platform supports multiple profiles on the same device, so each child's progress is recorded separately.