Gamification
Understanding Your GapFix Score
Your GapFix Score is the one number that tells you how ready you are — a live readiness score from 0 to 100 that moves as you learn.
What it is
When you scanned your resume against your target role, you got a role-fit score — a percentage snapshot of where you stood on day one. Your GapFix Score picks up from there: it's the living version, updating as you close gaps, complete lessons, and keep skills fresh through reviews.
Think of it this way:
- Role-fit score — the snapshot from your gap analysis: "here's where you start"
- GapFix Score (0–100) — the live number: "here's where you are now"
What moves it
The score reflects your real learning evidence. Broadly, it rises when you:
- Complete your daily lessons and weekly reviews
- Keep concepts fresh — strong recall scores from Daily Practice reviews and Booster judge calls
- Make steady progress through your 12-week plan
And it can drift when skills go stale — which is exactly what the 2-minute Daily Practice exists to prevent. The score isn't a grade or a judgment; it's a mirror. A dip just means some reviews are due.
Where to see it
Your GapFix Score lives on your dashboard in the Home tab. You can also keep it in sight with the home-screen Progress widget, alongside the Streak widget and lock-screen widgets.
GapFix Score vs XP
These measure different things:
GapFix Score: How ready you are for your target role. It can go down if knowledge fades.
XP: How much learning work you've put in. It only ever goes up, and you can spend it on streak protection and cosmetics.
A long streak usually drives both — but the score is the one your next interview cares about.
Using it well
Check the trend, not the daily wobble. Watching your score climb across weeks — say from 62 toward 91 — is the honest signal that your gaps are closing. If it stalls, your recall scores per skill (also on your dashboard) will show exactly which skill needs attention.
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