Welcome. This page shows what you’ve read on this site, what’s ready to come back to you, and how the whole thing works. Every number is live, and all of it stays in this browser.

Where you are

Your rank Curious 0 points · 40 to go until Reader
Your year No days marked yet Finish a note and today gets its dot. 0 day streak · 0 day best · 0 recalls · 365 days left this year

0 of 365 days read. One dot a day: filled means you read something, hollow means you didn't, and the pale ones haven't happened yet.

What to do today

  • Nothing due todayFollow a new note, or come back when the next memory is ready.

If nothing is due, start something new: pick a blog post or follow a note.

How it works

  1. Read to the end. Reach the bottom of a post or note and it’s marked as finished.
  2. Notes come back. Every finished note gets a recall date — first the next day, then three days later, then a week, and so on.
  3. Answer honestly. When a note is due, it asks whether you still remember it. Still got it pushes the next recall further out; a little rusty brings it back sooner.
  4. Show up daily. One recall fills in today’s dot. If nothing is due, finishing a new note counts instead. Miss two days and the streak resets, but the dots you’ve already filled stay filled — the year is a record, not something you can lose.

Points add up while you do all that. The big number on each card below is what that rule has actually paid you, not what it’s worth.

  • 0Reading your progress…

A minute only counts if the tab is visible, focused and actually being used. Leaving me open in the background won’t quietly farm points for you.

Ranks

  1. Curiousstart

Posts and notes count the same, and nothing is tied to one topic — read only the Kubernetes notes and you’ll climb just as fast.

Series

Related writing is grouped into series. Finish enough of one and it gets stamped.

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Badges

Locked ones show how close you are. The list is short on purpose.

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Your data

No account, no leaderboard, no server. Your name, points, badges, recall dates and saved reading positions sit in this browser’s local storage, which means I genuinely cannot see any of it — and another device starts fresh.