PROGRESS
Progress that explains the next step.
An achievement is useful when it helps you continue, not only when it reports the past. The refreshed experience is built around clear questions: where am I, what remains and what comes next?
Facts and scope come from real product changes, with their impact explained in plain language.
See the whole level
The summary card shows the level title and number, total XP, percentage complete and the exact amount needed for the next step. A tap opens every level and its related benefits.
Instead of an abstract bar, you get a concrete reference point. It is easy to tell whether the next milestone is close without opening several screens or doing the subtraction yourself.
Filter the achievement list
Progress, streaks, levels, received items and remaining goals have clear filters. Search finds a particular target and empty states explain why a list has nothing to show.
Completed rewards no longer compete with future ones for attention. The result feels more like a record of lasting habits than a display case full of badges.
Motivation without pressure
Life Tracker does not treat a missed day as defeat. Streaks and levels are supporting signals, not a judgment of personal productivity. The screen exists to make accumulated progress visible.
The update also touches navigation, settings and transition tests. Achievements become a place you open deliberately instead of a surprise block inside analytics.
Know what remains
Exact XP to the next level sits beside progress.
Filter the goals
Separate streaks, levels, earned and future items.
Keep your pace
Progress supports rhythm without grading the day.
Daily memory gets sturdier—and a second layer of protection.
More consistent timeline time, safer memory updates and verified daily database backups.