Building your streak

For students· 2 min read

Your streak counts consecutive days you've taken at least one CEA. Five minutes a day is enough to keep it alive.

Your streak is a count of consecutive days you've taken at least one CEA. It's not about scoring high — taking a quiz at all (any time before midnight EAT) keeps the streak alive. The point is the rhythm.

How it counts

Take 1+ CEAs in a day → that day counts.
Take 0 CEAs in a day → the streak resets to 0 the next day.
Doesn't matter what time of day you take the CEA, as long as it's before midnight your local time.
Weekends + holidays count the same as weekdays.

Where you see it

Home → the big green card at the top — your streak chip sits at the top right ("3-day streak").
Profile → stats strip — alongside total CEAs, average score, bookmarks.
Week dots in the same card show the current week's daily activity.

Tips to keep it going

Take one CEA first thing in the morning. Five minutes over breakfast. You're done for the day.
Set a phone reminder. Until the rhythm sticks, a daily alarm is the easiest cue.
Pick short CEAs on busy days. 5-question quizzes count just as much as 10-question ones.
Don't chase length — chase consistency. A 1-question CEA is enough.

When the streak resets

If you miss a day, the streak goes back to 0 the next time you take a CEA. Don't sweat it — the goal is consistency, not perfection. The current streak just restarts — one CEA today puts you back on the board.

Common issues

Took a CEA but streak didn't update. Refresh the home screen. The counter updates on next render.
Took a CEA after midnight by accident. It counts for the new day, not the old one. Bummer.