My Progress¶
Tap the chart icon on the top-left of the main screen to open My Progress. The screen gives you a longitudinal view of your study activity and accuracy across every section of the app.
What you see at the top¶
An activity heatmap showing the practice volume for every day in the visible month. Darker squares mean more answers that day; empty squares are days you didn't open the app. Use the ◀ / ▶ buttons (or the Today button) to page through months — the heatmap goes back as far as your earliest recorded answer.
Beneath the heatmap, a small summary line shows things like N days active and your current streak. If you haven't practised yet, the heatmap section is replaced with a short prompt to come back after a few sessions.
Sub-sections¶
Four navigation rows take you into specialised views.
Coverage¶
How much of each catalogue you've touched at least once. Shows progress bars and touched / total counts for:
- Verbs, Nouns, Words, Phrases — for each, how many distinct items have appeared in at least one of your sessions.
- Tenses covered — which of the available tenses you've answered at least one conjugation question for, and how many of the total tense set that represents.
- Difficulty buckets — six buckets from easy regular verbs to highly irregular ones, showing which buckets you've already crossed into.
Coverage tells you how broadly you've sampled the material; Accuracy (below) tells you how well you're doing on what you have sampled.
Accuracy¶
Hit-rate breakdowns of your answers, split five different ways:
- By exercise — your correct rate on each exercise type (conjugation drill, recognition, noun flashcards, …).
- By tense — for conjugation questions, your hit rate on each tense individually.
- By person — for conjugation questions, your hit rate on each grammatical person (yo, tú, él/ella, …).
- By conjugation difficulty — hit rate per difficulty bucket; easy regulars near the top, highly irregulars near the bottom.
- By verb group — hit rate per verb group (yo-go, stem-changers, …). A verb that belongs to multiple groups contributes to each.
These views are diagnostic, not motivational — they're built to tell you where your weak spots are so you can focus there.
Word Performance¶
A list of the words you're getting wrong most often, sorted "weakest first" with hit rate and attempt count alongside each entry. Tap a word to open its detail view (with translation, examples, and external dictionary chips). Use this list as the front of your Self Study queue when you want to focus a session on shoring up specific weak words.
Trends¶
Time-series charts showing how your activity and accuracy evolve over time. A Window picker at the top sets the time range — last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, all time. Tense menu filters (Indicativo / Subjuntivo / Imperativo / Other) let you scope the trend lines to a specific subset.
Use Trends to answer "am I getting better?" — and to spot stretches where accuracy flattens or dips, often a sign you've expanded your selection too broadly.
PDF export¶
The share icon at the top right of My Progress generates a full progress report PDF — the heatmap, all coverage breakdowns, accuracy charts, the word-performance list, and trend charts — and offers it to the standard iOS share sheet. Useful for keeping a personal record, or sharing your progress with a teacher.
The PDF is generated locally on your device and is never uploaded anywhere by LinguaMorpha.
When to check it¶
Most learners don't need to open My Progress every day. Useful moments to come back are:
- After a week or two of consistent practice — the heatmap and trends start telling a story.
- When you feel stuck or unsure where to focus — check Word Performance for concrete weak words, and Accuracy for the categories where you're losing points.
- Before broadening your selection — confirm via Coverage that you've genuinely worked the current scope before adding new material.