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
"Practice" shows the basics and your learning path. Modules open one after another: once you have played all core exercises at score 80, the next one opens. Modules up to your level are open from the start. To try everything straight away, turn on "Everything unlocked" under "Practice" in Settings: every module and repertoire level becomes playable, and your learning path stays as it is.
Earlier modules are folded into one row, "Modules … · open for practice". The basics sit at the top until you master your first learning-path exercise, then collapsed below it. From level 4 they sit below straight away.
Without a placement you see a preview of all modules.
Targeted practice
"Targeted practice" sits on Practice below your learning path and shows the four skills from the placement: note reading, rhythm, technique and sight-reading, each at your level. They are the same exercises as in the daily plan, they are scored, and the way back is "← Practice". As with any exercise, the daily plan counts what you play: if the same skill at the same level is in today's plan, the run counts there too. Without a placement the section shows a preview.
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."
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.
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