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The choir board

See how much your choir practises together – and what you need for it.

Web + app


The choir board shows how diligently you practise as a choir. It's meant as gentle encouragement, not as a contest: you see everyone else's streaks and levels and pull each other along. Your own progress (XP, level, streak, badges) always stays personal and counts across all your choirs – the board, by contrast, always refers to the selected choir.

Who sees the board

An individual choir's board is tied to an active subscription for that choir. Without a subscription you still see your own figures – just not the comparison with the choir. cori then shows the notice "Upgrade to see how your choir is practising."

What the board shows

The "Choir board" has the same three views on both platforms: Level, Streak and Longest.

Web app
The “Choir board” button at the top of the learning path opens the board as its own page. In addition, the “Streak” page compares streaks across the choir – with the “Leaderboard” (current streak) and “Highscore” (longest streak) tabs, regardless of subscription.
Mobile app
The “Choir board” sits in “Your Training” below your own progress. Tapping a row opens that member's profile.

The top three get a medal, everyone else their rank. In the Level view only members from level 2 upwards appear – a board full of level 1 entries wouldn't tell you much.

Personal or shared?

  • Personal, across all choirs: your XP, your level, your streak, your badges.
  • Per selected choir: the board that compares you with each other.
App only

If you select several choirs at once, the app pools the members of those choirs. The web app always shows the choir currently selected.

Wherever you practise — it counts

The level on the board comes from the figures your account holds on the server, and progress from the learning path gets there from the app and from the browser. After a round it can take a moment for the list to catch up; your own row, though, always shows at least the level displayed above your learning path. For everyone else, a round practised without a connection only appears once their device has been back online. The same goes for the streak views.

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