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Tracking Your Progress — Two Places

Your progress is split in two: daily reading in the app, reviews in Anki.

Understanding Memory Strength (Anki Scheduling)​

On your deck in Anki you always see three counters — these are Anki's own colors, same on desktop and mobile:

  • New (blue): cards you haven't learned yet. Pressing Forget also turns a card New again.
  • Learning (red): cards you're currently learning — including ones you recently pressed Again on.
  • Review (green): learned cards that are due for review now.

How strong a memory is shows in the review interval: Anki calls a card young while its interval is under 21 days and mature once it reaches 21 days or more (Anki's default threshold). The longer the interval, the stronger the memory — days, then weeks, then months.

Check Anki → Stats (click the deck, then Stats) for retention, upcoming due cards, and the calendar heatmap.

What You Can Track​

  • Daily Portion (in the app): Anki Deck → Deck Statistics shows your mindmap, verse-group, and notes counts — see Anki Deck & Reviews for the breakdown.
  • Reviews (in Anki): use the Browser and Stats:

Daily Reading Filters​

Your daily progress follows the Active Part and the Surahs you checked in Daily Portion Settings. Changing the Active Part does not affect Anki due dates — Anki covers everything. To hide or show Surahs for reviews, suspend or unsuspend them in the Browser.

When to Reset​

  • Daily reading: Daily Portion → Settings → Reset This Part / Reset All.
  • Reviews: in the Browser, select cards and choose Forget (makes them New again) or Reschedule (sets a new due date). Do this after deleting an outdated group card when you changed splits (see How Reviews Work).