Nov 5

Better statistics of studying

Please let us see our progress with individual cards/words and decks. We want to see graphs etc of how our deck evolved and our brains are working with cards. Would be good to know we're mastering and progressing instead of just invisibly going along with the algorithm not knowing we're we stand. I would like to be able to see how many word in the deck I have gotten right so far in the study session I started. Currently, we are only able to see the number of cards on the deck we are studying through the filter option. I would like to see it while I'm swiping and also see how many I got right / how many have become learned cards.

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I was just thinking it would be nice to have diagram of how many words I learned and added each month. The section that tells us how much cards we added ,practiced and etc is only for the month you are in.

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Dec 8, 2025

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Suggestion to DuoCards: Make XP TransparentWhy it matters:Learners thrive when progress is measurable. Percentages (e.g., 50 correct out of 100 = 50%) are easy to understand. XP, however, feels opaque because the factors and weights behind the score are hidden. This makes it harder for learners to know what actions truly drive improvement.My request:• Publish a basic breakdown of XP factors (cards reviewed, correct answers, streak bonuses).• Explain the relative weight of each factor, even in simplified form.• Offer a way to track the XP‑to‑card ratio, so learners can see efficiency improve over time.Benefits:• Builds trust in the system.• Strengthens motivation by showing which study habits matter most.• Helps coalition teachers and older learners use XP as a clear, fair motivational tool.Closing thought:Transparency in XP would make DuoCards not just fun, but also empowering — turning hidden numbers into visible progress that learners can celebrate.

Jul 19, 2025

It would be great to have chart with the following info per dates: - total words - words in long memory - words in short memory - words to repeat - words added during the day - words learned (long + short) - XP per day - time spent learning per day Ut will give me the better understanding how much should I learn to hold a good balance between words to repeat and adding new words. Here is example I made in Excel - here visually clear when my rithm changed, but I did not added the expo per day so I cannot see the reason of rythm change

Dec 8, 2025

A really good idea. Also these charts could allow to set time scope: day, week, month, year. And also have a table/graph results representation.

Jul 4, 2025

Very good idea. Helps to focus on specific words you find difficult

May 14, 2025

Hi Olij, did you know there's an overview available when you click the graph icon in the top right corner of the screen, where Memo's Garden is?

Nov 28, 2024

It would be nice to see the time spent in the app too!