Your activity

This year is a grid of your study days: one square per day, darker when you did more, with a stepper to walk back through previous years.

The Kyonote activity grid showing a year of study days

How to read it

Shade is ranked against your own active days, not against other people and not against some fixed target. A heavy week for you looks heavy on your grid, whatever anyone else did.

Tap any square to see what that day was.

What other people can see

Effort is shareable; results are not. Someone looking at your profile can see that you studied — never your mastery, your scores, or how hard you set your difficulty. That split is deliberate and it holds everywhere, including anything you share.

How to actually use it

• Aim for the streak of squares, not the size of them. Frequency beats intensity for remembering things.
• Use the gaps. A blank fortnight before an exam is information.