Journal
Journal is the archive half of Playto. Home looks forward — what to review today; Journal looks back — everything you've accumulated. It has three views: Progress, Daily, and Achievements.
Progress
The default view — your learning story over time:
- Totals — words, sentences, translations, your level and rank, day streak, and active days. Switch the period between all-time, 30 days, and 7 days.
- Vocabulary Growth — a time-series chart of your total saved words and sentences.
- Translation Activity — how much you've been reading per day.
- Game Breakdown — which games your vocabulary and play time came from.
- Activity heatmap — one cell per day, shaded by how many new words you learned that day. Click any cell to jump to that day in the Daily view.
Daily
A day-by-day drill-down into your history:
- Day summary band — words learned, capture sessions, minutes played, practice answers, and translations for the selected day.
- Date navigation — previous/next arrows and a Today button; on wide layouts a calendar sidebar highlights days with activity and shows a 7-day mini trend.
- That day's entries — the words and sentences you saved, plus recent entries.
Share this day
From the Daily view, Share this day generates a 1200 × 675px summary card for the selected day, showing the date and game, words and sentences learned, your best line (original + translation), and your level, streak, and rank badge.
Copy it to your clipboard, save it, or download it as an image — ready to post on X, Discord, or anywhere else you share your learning progress.
Achievements
The gamification cabinet, collected in one place:
- Badges — earned across four categories: Vocabulary, Streaks, Quiz, and Special.
- Card frame tiers — your share-card frame upgrades as you level up (see table below).
- Level & rank — XP progress toward the next level.
| Frame | Level |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 3+ |
| Silver | 8+ |
| Gold | 15+ |
| Platinum | 25+ |
| Rainbow | 40+ |
Retention lives on Home
Journal measures activity — what you did and collected. Whether those words are actually sticking (due reviews, the maturity funnel, the memory retention curve) lives on the Home screen.