Your Home page shows a Day Streak card that counts how many days in a row you have signed in to Ezana. It is a simple way to build a daily research habit, and it shows your progress toward a 30-day goal.
How it works
- Each calendar day you sign in counts once, no matter how many times you visit.
- Days are counted in UTC. If you sign in late in the evening where you live, it may count toward the next UTC date.
- Your streak is the number of consecutive days ending today. If you have not visited yet today, yesterday still counts, so your streak holds until the UTC day ends.
- Miss a full day and the count starts again from your next visit.
Step-by-step: reading the card
- Open Home from the top nav.
- Find the Day Streak card. The large number is your current streak, out of 30.
- Read the 30 bars from left to right: each one is a day in the last 30 UTC days, ending with today on the right. Filled bars are days you signed in.
- Hover a bar to see its date and whether you logged in that day.
- The subtitle counts down the days left to reach 30.
The 30-day multiplier
The Earn XP guide lists a 1.5× multiplier on awards for keeping a 30-day streak. That multiplier is not currently active, so reaching 30 days does not yet change your awards. The streak card and count work as described above.
Troubleshooting
- Streak reset unexpectedly? Check the bars for a missed UTC date. A late-night visit can land on a different UTC day than you expect.
- Today’s bar not filled? Refresh the Home page after signing in.
Next in Getting Started: Your First 5 Steps on Ezana and Navigating Your Dashboard.
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FAQ
Q: Does signing in twice count double?
A: No. Each day counts once.
Q: Is my streak public?
A: It appears on your own Home page.
Q: Does the multiplier work yet?
A: Not currently. It is listed in the Earn XP guide but is not active.