> For AI agents: the complete documentation index is available at https://docs.flashnerd.com/llms.txt, the full documentation bundle is available at https://docs.flashnerd.com/llms-full.txt.

# Understand your study statistics

Open **Stats** to review your activity. **Overall** summarizes recorded study activity; **SRS** explains spaced-repetition workload and memory estimates.

## Read Overall

1. Open **Stats** and select **Overall**.
2. Review the summary cards.
3. Scroll the **General Performance** calendar to a month you want to inspect.
4. Tap a day to see its recorded cards reviewed and time spent.
5. Check **Accuracy** for today's correct and incorrect answers.

| Metric               | Meaning                                                                                                |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Check-in Streak**  | The account's mission check-in streak. This is not simply a count of calendar days with local reviews. |
| **Reviewed Today**   | Recorded review events in the current study day. Repeated answers count.                               |
| **Lifetime Studied** | Recorded review events across the saved history, not the number of distinct cards you own.             |
| **Time Spent Today** | Recorded review time for the current study day.                                                        |
| **Accuracy**         | Correct versus incorrect recorded answers for today, across the included review activity.              |

The calendar's color intensity is relative to the busiest day **within that month**. The same shade in two different months does not necessarily represent the same number of reviews.

An unavailable check-in streak is different from a confirmed zero-day streak. Allow the account information to load before interpreting that value.

## Choose an SRS scope

1. Select the **SRS** statistics tab.
2. Open the scope selector.
3. Choose **All SRS Sets**, a **Folder**, or one **SRS Set**.
4. Confirm the scope and check the name displayed above the statistics.

Selecting a folder includes sets in its subfolders. The scope controls which current SRS cards and their associated history are included. Removing cards or resetting history can change historical-looking charts because those charts use the records still available in your collection.

## Customize the SRS dashboard

1. With the SRS statistics tab selected, open **Customize SRS stats**.
2. Drag sections into the order you prefer.
3. Toggle sections off to hide them or on to show them.
4. Return to Stats. Changes save automatically; no separate Save button is required.

Hidden sections remain in the customization list. **Reset to Default** restores the original order and visibility. Hiding a section does not delete the data used by it.

## Understand the time boundaries

Study-day activity reporting across Flashcard, Matching, and SRS uses **Settings → Review Settings → Next Day Starts At**. With the default 04:00 boundary, an answer at 01:00 belongs to the preceding study day. Previously recorded answers keep their saved study-day assignment when you change the boundary.

Check-in missions use UTC periods instead. A check-in streak and a local study calendar can therefore change at different times. See [Review settings](https://docs.flashnerd.com/guide/srs/review-settings.md) and [Daily limits and study days](https://docs.flashnerd.com/reference/srs/daily-limits.md).

Continue with [SRS workload and card health](https://docs.flashnerd.com/guide/statistics/srs-dashboard.md) or [Recall and knowledge](https://docs.flashnerd.com/guide/statistics/recall-and-knowledge.md).