# Your practice record

> The solved ring, the streak, the activity graph shared with your projects, and why we never show your progress as a percentage.

Source: https://www.revquix.com/docs/practice/your-practice-dashboard
Last verified: 2026-09-04

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[Your practice dashboard](https://www.revquix.com/dashboard/practice) is everything you have done on
`/problems`, in one page. A shorter version of it rides in the sidebar of the problem list itself, so
you do not have to leave to see where you are.

## The solved ring

How many problems you have solved, split into Easy, Medium and Hard, each against how many are
published at that difficulty.

> **Note** - You will never see this as a percentage, and that is deliberate
>
> The denominator moves. Every time a problem is published, "142 of 380" becomes "142 of 381" - so a
> percentage would fall overnight through no action of yours, on a page whose whole job is to show
> progress.
>
> So the number you solved is shown prominently and the catalogue size quietly, and nothing anywhere
> divides one by the other.

A solve is counted from a **non-stale accepted submission**. If a problem's test cases were later
corrected, submissions judged against the old set stop counting - see [verdicts and test cases](https://www.revquix.com/docs/practice/verdicts-and-test-cases).

## Streaks

Your **current streak** is consecutive days with coding activity, and your **longest** is the best
run you have had. Both are computed from the same activity rows the graph draws.

## The activity graph

The contribution graph on this page is **not a practice-only graph**. It is your account-wide coding
activity - the same rows drawn on [your projects dashboard](https://www.revquix.com/docs/projects/your-projects-dashboard) and on
your public profile.

That is on purpose. Two graphs would each understate how much you actually code, on a platform whose
pitch is one coding identity. So a day you spent in the editor and a day you spent on problems land
in the same picture, and the practice-specific counts sit beside it rather than being carved out of
it.

A cell counts runs, AI actions, pushes and submissions. Days with no activity are genuinely empty
rather than missing.

> **Note** - The strip on /problems is twelve weeks, the dashboard is twenty-six
>
> Purely a matter of width - a sidebar card cannot hold twenty-six weeks of legible cells. The count
> underneath each is computed over the weeks that one actually shows, so counting the squares agrees
> with the number.

## Your submissions

Every submission you have made, across all problems, newest first - problem, verdict, language,
runtime and when. It pages, and each row opens the code you wrote.

This is the account-wide view; a single problem's own Submissions tab shows just that problem's.

## Is this a credential?

No, and we do not present it as one.

Your record is a record **for you**. We cannot tell whether a solution was written by you or pasted
from somewhere else, and chasing that would make the product worse for everyone without ever
working. So the public wording is about activity - "312 problems solved on Revquix" - and we never
imply a verification we do not perform.

The value is real regardless: it is a truthful account of what you have actually done, which is what
makes "you have not touched binary search in three weeks" possible.

## Related

- [Tracks](https://www.revquix.com/docs/practice/tracks) - Turning the record into a path.

- [What is public](https://www.revquix.com/docs/account/what-is-public) - What shows on your profile, and what does not.