What you've played stays visible — as a diary or practice diary, as a piece path, as small celebrations along the way, and as a learning path that opens up module by module.
Your diary (adult)
/history shows "Your diary" — a list of your sessions with accuracy and timing, the "80 · mastered" threshold, and a "Your own piece" note for imported pieces. "▶ Play again" starts an exercise straight from there.
Your practice diary (child)
A child profile sees "Your practice diary" instead of the list — a weekly overview with ♩ per day. The footnote states plainly what the ♩ mean: "almost all of it sat" — adults get the numbers in the profile.
The piece path
From /history, "piece path" leads to a climbing view for each piece: every attempt is a point on the path, "the golden line" marks the mastery threshold. A sentence tells you how close you are — up to "You're above the golden line — the piece sits!".
Celebrations along the way
After your very first scored session, "Your first note!" appears once, with a quote from the tutor. On the repertoire ladder, a "Level … is open" card likewise appears once, as soon as enough pieces at the current level are mastered — each of these celebrations only ever shows once per profile.
The learning path
/lernpfad arranges the exercises into modules: "Still locked" shows that the previous module needs mastering first, "In progress · … of … mastered" the current state, "All … mastered" completion — the same score-80 rule as everywhere else. Unlike the repertoire ladder, the learning path doesn't use numbered levels; it unlocks module by module instead.
Your data:
Your diary, practice diary and piece path stay on this device — the diary's footer states it in so many words: "… sessions — all on this device only." Taking it to another device happens actively via "Backup" in your settings — or automatically via device sync (Plus): it keeps your practice state up to date across your own paired devices, and the footer then reads "… sessions — across all your paired devices."
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