Practice streaks
How streaks come about, what keeps them going, and when they break.
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Your streak counts the days in a row you've practised. It's the simplest way to stay on the ball: do any exercise every day and the flame keeps growing. Your streak is personal and counts across all of your choirs.
One completed exercise a day is enough — whichever one. cori counts using your local time zone: what matters is the calendar day you practised on, not the time of day.
Where to see your streak
Both also show you the last 7 days as an overview; tapping it opens the calendar with your full history.
When a streak breaks
If you miss a day, the run starts again at zero. So that a single lapse doesn't cost you everything right away, Streak Shields step in automatically: you have two per week that catch a missed day. Only once a week's shields are used up does the streak break.
Your practice day counts even without an internet connection. cori remembers the days locally and adds them as soon as you're back online.
Current and longest streak
- Current Streak – your ongoing run from the first day up to today
- Longest Streak – your personal record
- Total Days – how often you've practised altogether
What's next?
- Cushion a lapse: Streak Shields
- Points for practising: XP, levels and ranks
- Compare within the choir: The choir leaderboard
- What you practise with: Exercises in cori
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