Badges
Badges are milestones. They cannot be bought and they cannot be lost: they join the child's collection the first time the matching condition is met.
Importantly, badges carry no points. That is not what they are for: stars and diamonds are about daily performance, while a badge is about longer-term persistence — the kind that does not show up on any single day.
Every badge has a tier: Bronze for the more reachable ones, Silver for the serious ones and Gold for the rarest milestones.
Plans and streaks
These are tied to completing daily plans and are updated when a plan is evaluated.
First completed daily plan.
Plans completed on 3 consecutive days.
Plans completed on 7 consecutive days.
Plans completed on 14 consecutive days.
Plans completed on 30 consecutive days.
Five completed daily plans in total.
For streaks, consecutive calendar days are what count: miss a day and the counter restarts from zero. The system looks at the longest streak ever reached, though, so a broken run does not remove a badge already earned.
Task types
These badges count approved submissions only — rejected or abandoned attempts do not count. They do not have to be in one plan; every approved task so far adds up.
5 approved reading tasks.
20 approved reading tasks.
10 approved quizzes scored at 90% or above.
30 approved quizzes scored at 90% or above.
5 approved photo-proof tasks.
20 approved habit tasks.
10 approved video tasks.
For the two quiz badges, completing them is not enough: the task's best score has to reach 90%. This is the only place where the percentage matters.
Points and rewards
Point badges are based on the points earned in total, not on the current balance. If the child spends their stars in the reward shop, that does not take the badge back.
50 ⭐ stars earned in total.
200 ⭐ stars earned in total.
20 💎 diamonds earned in total.
100 💎 diamonds earned in total.
First approved reward redemption.
Details worth knowing
- Badges are collected per child; siblings' collections are independent.
- A badge can be earned once and then stays permanently.
- The child gets a notification about a new badge if that type is enabled for them — see the Push notifications page.
- Badges are visible on the child's Points page, including the ones not yet earned — so there is always something to aim for.
A note on intent
Badges work best when you do not talk about them too much. They are not daily motivators but retrospective confirmations: "look, you have been doing this for a month." It is worth letting the child discover them on their own.
If a badge does look out of reach, it is worth checking whether the mix of task types in your family is right. Movie Fan, for example, will never arrive if there is never a video task in the plans.