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Achievements & Weekly Recap
GapFix celebrates progress in two ways: achievements that mark the milestones, and recaps that show you the shape of your learning week by week.
Achievements
As you learn, you'll build up a wall of achievements — earned markers for the moments that matter: streak milestones like 7, 14, 30, 60, and 100 days, Perfect Weeks, learning firsts, and plan progress along your 12 weeks. Some you'll see coming; a few are nice surprises.
Every unlock gets a full-screen celebration with a rarity spotlight — achievements have rarity, so you can see exactly how rare each unlock is among GapFix learners.
Achievements are yours on every tier — the free tier keeps your full achievement wall, streaks, and XP forever.
Sharing your milestones
When something's worth showing off, the share hub turns it into a share card: your streak, an XP milestone, or your plan progress, rendered as a clean card you can post or send anywhere. Earned it? Share it.
The Weekly Recap
At the end of each week, your Weekly Recap rolls up what actually happened:
- Lessons, Boosters, and Daily Practice sessions completed
- XP earned and streak status
- How your recall scores and GapFix Score moved
It pairs naturally with your plan's rhythm — Day 7 of every plan week is a retrieval-only Week Review, so the recap lands right as you close a week. There's a Monthly recap too, for the longer arc.
Why recaps beat leaderboards
You might notice what GapFix doesn't have: no leagues, no leaderboards, no ranking against strangers. That's deliberate. You're not competing with other learners — you're closing the gap between your resume and your target role. The scoreboard that matters is your own: streak, recall scores, GapFix Score, and a recap that tells you honestly whether the week moved you forward. (A community is coming later — but built around learning, not rankings.)
Getting more out of both
- Read the recap before planning your week. If recall dipped on a skill, give the Daily Practice extra attention; if you earned a Perfect Week, consider a Streak Wager while momentum is high.
- Use milestones as checkpoints. Streak achievements landing at 7/14/30/60/100 days line up nicely with asking: is my pace right? Milestone weeks also offer a free plan reassessment.
- Let the wall be a record, not a to-do list. Achievements follow good habits; chasing them directly is backwards. Show up daily and they take care of themselves.
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