Streaks

Your streak is a simple way to track your consistency in Memo.
If you complete a qualifying study action on consecutive days, your streak grows.

What is a streak?

Your streak has two numbers:

• Current streak: how many consecutive days you’ve studied.

• Longest streak: your best streak ever.

How Memo tracks streaks

Streak tracking is automatic. You do not need to manually update anything.

Memo updates your streak when you complete an energy-consuming study action successfully.

Rules:

• You can earn up to 1 streak day per calendar day.

• Doing multiple qualifying actions on the same day does not add extra streak days.

• If you study on the next day, your current streak increases.

• If you skip day(s), your current streak resets when you return.

• Your longest streak is preserved and only updates when you beat your previous best.

Time boundary:

• Streak days are tracked using UTC date boundaries.

What actions count toward streaks

Any successful action that consumes energy can count, including:

• Memo Agent study conversations

• Flashcard generation

• Notes generation

• Exam generation/checking

• Podcast generation

• Track generation

• Mindmap generation

• Infographic generation

• Voice tutor actions

What does not count

• Opening the app without completing a qualifying action

• Failed/aborted actions that do not successfully consume energy

• Repeating multiple qualifying actions in the same day (still counts as one streak day)

How to view your streak

1. Open your Dashboard.

2. Tap/click the Streak story (flame icon).

3. You’ll see your current streak and longest streak.

Quick FAQ

Why didn’t my streak increase after I used Memo several times today?
Only one streak day is counted per day.

I missed a day. What happened?
Your current streak resets when you return, but your longest streak remains. If really needed - you can contact us to resume your streak (only in extreme circumstances please :) )

Does energy reset affect my streak directly?
No. Streaks are based on successful qualifying study activity, not your remaining balance by itself.