Practice time, days and weekly goals
Practice time and practice days are separate records. Your weekly goal counts the days you play. You do not have to play on consecutive days to work toward it.
See this week's time and days
On Today, tap the row of weekdays to open This week. It shows the week's total time, practice days and daily activity.
For individual recordings, open Records → Practice. The weekly headings also show days and total time. Time comes from the elapsed recording time; it is not a count of only the seconds when you made a sound.
Why did a short recording not add a practice day?
A day counts when it has either:
- One recording of at least 60 seconds, or
- A manually added practice day.
You can save shorter recordings, but adding several short takes together to reach 60 seconds does not make a practice day. Setting Per session to 15 minutes does not mean you have to record for 15 minutes for the day to count.
Add a day you forgot to record
- Open Today → the weekday row → This week → Add a past practice.
- Choose the day you practiced. Available dates run from today back to seven days ago.
This records that you practiced that day. It does not create a recording or estimate and add time played.
Change the goal or take a week off
Open Today → Account → Practice and reminders → Weekly goal, then choose two to seven days a week. This week → Change goal opens the same settings. Choose a comfortable length under Per session. Changes save as you make them.
When the previous week missed its goal and a rest ticket is available, Take last week off appears in This week. It lets you protect continuity by marking that week as a week off. It does not add recordings or time played.