8.2
Your learning statistics
A language is built in small daily amounts, so the most useful thing to know about your learning is whether you keep turning up. That is what Taalhammer counts.
On a computer, today's numbers are in Learn, at the top of the panel on the right. On a phone, open Stats from the menu. You see how many minutes you have learned today and how they split between flashcards and listening. The small chart next to them compares this week with the week before.
On a computer, click Full statistics for the whole picture. You see your streak and your best one, the time you put in this week compared with last week, how many days you learned this month and how much of the material is new. Below is Your year of learning, where every square is a day: the pattern is what counts, not any single square. Time per week shows the same week by week, so you can see a habit forming or slipping.
Then there are the plain numbers: everything you have learned, the repetitions due today, what is new today and what is due tomorrow. The listening statistics show how much you have listened. None of it is a score. It is a mirror, and an empty day is simply a nudge to sit down and learn.
