Your progress and badges

Your progress page, at /progress, lists every badge and milestone for the persona you're using: what counts toward each one, how far along you are, and whether it shows on your profile. It opens with your daily habit, your friend streaks and your status, which have their own sections at the end of this article.

Daily and weekly activity records cover 30 completed UTC weeks, plus the current week. Older resolved records are folded into lifetime totals and earned progress, keeping original badge dates. Evidence awaiting review stays until it is reconciled. Retiring records earns no status or service credit.

Finding the page

Open the account menu under your avatar and choose Progress. On the Profile tab, See your progress sits under the preview of your profile. The page is only ever yours. It needs you signed in, and it shows the account you're signed in with, so there's no link that opens someone else's.

The catalog below is the real one running on a sample account, so the numbers aren't yours.

What counts

A receipt on a public or custom feed counts once it passes review, and a private receipt counts once you post it. A comment counts toward First comment once it passes review on a public feed, under a receipt that counts as well. The two reply milestones count your comments that someone on another account replied to, and each comment counts once however many replies it gets.

Counts can go down as well as up. If a receipt or comment is deleted or taken down in review, it stops counting, and a milestone that needed it comes off until you're back over the line.

Drafts are counted on this device only. They never leave it, so another phone or computer shows its own count, and drafts never appear on your profile.

What shows on your profile

Seven milestones can appear on your profile: your first, tenth and fiftieth receipt on public feeds, your first comment, and the four, twelve and twenty-six qualifying week status milestones. The watch party badges show there too, as long as you were appearing as yourself when you earned them.

Everything else stays private. Private receipts, custom feed receipts, drafts and the two reply milestones are counted for you and nobody else. The reply milestones stay off profiles because other people's replies earn them, and a profile shouldn't depend on what someone else does.

Every card says where it stands: On your profile, Shows on your profile when reached, Stays private or This device only.

Personas

Each persona has its own progress. The page shows the persona you're using right now, and switching personas switches the page to that persona's badges and milestones. Drafts stay put when you switch, because a draft belongs to the device rather than to a persona. Your daily habit stays put too, because it belongs to your account.

A badge earned while you were Masked or Hidden never reaches your profile. One earned while Hidden is listed here as Earned while hidden, not on your profile. One earned while Masked isn't tied to any persona, so the page doesn't list it under any of them, though it stays in your account data.

How many profiles show a badge

The cards for badges that can appear on a profile say how many public profiles show them. On 8 public profiles means eight personas display that badge right now. The count includes only badges shown on public profiles, so nothing private goes into it and nothing private can be worked out from it.

When no public profile shows a badge yet, or the count hasn't been worked out, the card reads Rarity isn't available yet. Badges on a profile carry the same count, as on 8 profiles after the date.

Daily habit

The first section of the page counts days rather than things. A receipt, a comment or a watch party counts the day, and anything more on the same day doesn't add to it. The page never says which of them counted.

What counts follows the milestone rules above: a receipt or a comment counts once it passes review, and a private receipt counts once you post it. In a watch party or a ride along, a video you watch together counts. Drafts don't count. The day is the one you posted on, so a receipt that passes review a day later still counts on the day you wrote it.

Days follow UTC wherever you are, and a new day starts at 00:00 UTC. The section says which UTC day it is now.

Forgiveness days

You start with two forgiveness days and never hold more than two. When a day ends with nothing counted while your streak is going, one is spent for you and the streak carries on. A week, Monday to Sunday in UTC, with three counted days gives one back when it ends. A forgiven day keeps your streak going, but it isn't a counted day.

When a day ends with nothing counted and no forgiveness days left, your streak ends there. You can repair that day for 48 hours after it ends. It costs one forgiveness day, and if the day after it also passed with nothing counted, that day takes a second one, so the offer shows only while you hold enough. The card shows the date, the cost and the deadline before you confirm, and only the day that ended your streak can be repaired.

If something that counted is later taken down in review, the day it counted on may lose its count. A forgiveness day you got back is never taken away again.

History

The section shows the last four weeks. Daily records are kept for 30 completed UTC weeks, plus the current week. Older settled days become totals that preserve your counted days and streak outcomes while your account exists. Your data export includes those totals and every daily record still held.

The habit belongs to your account, so switching personas doesn't change it. Nothing here shows on your profile, and it doesn't earn badges or anything else.

This is the section running on a sample account, so the days aren't yours.

Friend streaks

A friend streak is a weekly goal you keep with one friend: someone you follow who follows you back. It belongs to the persona you're using, so each persona has its own friends and its own streaks. You can have up to five per persona. Sending an invitation counts every streak you're in and every invitation still open, whether you sent it or received it. Accepting one counts only the streaks you're in and the invitations you've sent, so at five you can't accept another until you leave a streak or withdraw an invitation.

Each week you both see one thing about the other: whether they met the goal. You never see what they posted, when, or how much, and they never see that about you. The goal is any one of these in a week:

• Two public receipts, on two different days.
• Three public comments, on two different days, with at least two of them on receipts by two other people. Two personas of one person count as one person, and a comment on your own receipt counts as a comment but not as another person.
• Hosting a watch party for ten minutes while three guests who are signed in with an account are in it with you.

A receipt or a comment counts once it passes review, on the day you posted it. Weeks run Monday to Sunday in UTC, and your friend's week shows when it closes on Sunday. Until then the card shows only your own week. A week's result can still change for two weeks after it closes while reviews finish.

Starting one

Choose Invite a friend, pick a friend from the list and confirm. The confirmation names the persona you're inviting as. A friend who is already paired with you, or who has an invitation from you waiting, is shown but can't be picked. Your friend sees the invitation on their progress page and can accept or decline it. An invitation you send stays open for 14 days, and you can withdraw it until then.

The streak counts the weeks in a row that you both met the goal, starting with the week you started. Your longest streak together stays when a streak ends.

Pausing and leaving

Either of you can pause a streak. While it's paused, weeks don't count and neither of you sees the other's weeks. Whoever paused can invite the other again when they're ready, and a new streak starts from zero.

If either of you stops following the other, or blocks the other, an active streak pauses on its own and both cards say you're no longer following each other. Once you follow each other again, either of you can invite the other. A streak one of you had already paused stays as it was, and whoever paused it can invite again once you follow each other.

Leave ends the streak. Your friend's card says it ended, and your weeks stay private. If your friend's persona is deleted, your card says the streak ended because the persona is no longer available, and you can remove it.

If you send many invitations or leave many streaks in a short time, you may need to wait up to an hour before trying again. Retrying the same request does not count again.

Nothing about friend streaks shows on your profile, and they don't earn badges or anything else.

This is the section running on a sample persona, so the people and the weeks aren't yours.

Status

Status is earned one qualifying week at a time: a Monday-to-Sunday UTC week with two public receipts on two days, three public comments on two days on receipts by at least two other people, or a watch party you hosted as yourself for ten minutes with three guests signed in with an account.

A week counts toward status seven days after it closes, so a review that finishes late can still change it.

Status is per persona: four, twelve and twenty-six qualifying weeks, shown on that persona's public profile as a badge.

If a receipt or comment that made a week count is later rejected or removed within thirty weeks and the week no longer meets the bar, it stops counting, and a status badge that needed it comes off, even after those seven days; your history keeps the week.

Weeks older than thirty weeks keep their result even after the detail behind them is gone.

This is the section running on a sample persona, so the weeks aren't yours.

Pro months

From October 12, 2026, your account can earn months of Pro from your progress. Milestones reached before 00:00 UTC on that day don't earn a month.

• Status: one month the first time any of your personas reaches four, twelve and twenty-six qualifying weeks. Each of those earns one month for the account, however many of your personas reach it.
• Quarter: one month for eight qualifying weeks in a calendar quarter (January to March, April to June, July to September, October to December, in UTC). A week counts once for the account when at least one of your personas qualified that week on its own; two personas that each fell short don't make a week between them. A week belongs to the quarter its Monday falls in and counts once it has matured.
• Paid time: one month for every twelve months of continuous paid subscription. Plans & billing explains how paid time is counted.

Across all of these, an account can have at most two months set aside for any calendar month and six for any calendar year, in UTC. A month that would be the third set aside for a calendar month waits for the next month with room, and a December one waits for January. A month earned in a year that already has six set aside isn't added.

On a free account, a month is thirty days of Pro. On a paid plan, it's the price of a Pro month as credit on your Stripe balance, which your next invoice uses. Some plans hold it instead: while the free trial you get at sign-up, complimentary access or a paid plan that's set to cancel is running, the month waits until it ends, and a lifetime plan keeps it waiting.

If something that earned a month stops counting, a month that hasn't reached you yet is canceled. One that has reached you is made up from the next month you earn instead. You're never charged for it.

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