You can see your progress between sessions now

When we launched Dioma, we had a very strong tracking system behind the scenes to help you make progress, but we weren't showing you how it worked.

That gap is now filled. There’s a new progress dashboard that answers the question the daily view never could: across the whole level, what have you touched, and where are you making progress.

The coverage map. Every topic in your current sublevel is a square. The color tells you how solid each one is: untouched, minimal, moderate, or strong. Now, at any time you can see the shape of your level at a glance. Hover any square and it tells you the topic, when you last practiced it, and whether it’s strengthening, holding steady, or due for a refresh. The judgment is about mastery, never about your ability.

How much you practiced. You can see sessions, practice time, days practiced, and topics worked on. For each metric, you can see how you're pacing for the month and how it compares with last month. A calendar shows the days you showed up; a weekly chart shows the rhythm. Steady weeks move topics up faster than big bursts, and now you can see whether your weeks are steady.

The detail behind the map. Under it all, every topic in curriculum order, with its mastery band, its trend, and when you last worked on it.

None of this changes what a session is. It just makes the part between sessions, the part where progress used to go invisible, something you can actually look at.