XP, levels and ranks
How you collect experience points in cori, move up and what the ranks mean.
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Every exercise on the learning path earns you experience points (XP). Enough XP lifts you to the next level, and several levels together make up a rank – from Novice to Maestro. Your progress is personal and counts across all of your choirs.
XP, levels and ranks come from the learning path – in the browser just as in the app. Your progress is attached to your account, not to the device: what you collect in the browser you'll find again in the app and vice versa.
What earns you XP
For every completed practice round, cori puts together several bonuses:
- Round completed – the base points for every round you finish
- First time bonus – when you clear an exercise for the first time with at least one star
- New stars – for every star you gain on top of your previous best
- Perfect! – for a particularly clean round
- Flawless! – for a rhythm round without a single slip
- Challenge bonus – when the round counts towards a running challenge
Skipping a section with a placement test earns you a bigger one-off portion of XP ("Test passed").
Levels and ranks
Early levels come quickly, later ones need more practice: each level asks for a little more XP than the one before. Your current level, your total XP and the way to the next level are shown in the browser under Progress & badges and in the app under Your Training ("X XP to level Y").
Six ranks bundle the levels:
| Rank | from level |
|---|---|
| Novice | 1 |
| Apprentice | 5 |
| Journeyer | 10 |
| Adept | 20 |
| Virtuoso | 35 |
| Maestro | 50 |
A rank is pure recognition – it doesn't unlock anything and doesn't lock anything. All exercises stay accessible to everyone at all times.
Where you can see your progress
In the choir board you can compare your level with your choir's.
What's next?
- All the rewards at a glance: Your rewards at a glance
- Where the stars come from: How a practice round works
- Sticking with it daily: Practice streaks
- Collecting accolades: Collecting badges
- Comparing within the choir: The choir board
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