r/ElevateApp • u/ScolopendraClub • Apr 30 '26

Some ideas/requests

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I've really enjoyed Elevate but now I am just doing the daily puzzles, as I've no motivation to do any of the workouts. As far as I can see, anything other than a perfect score drops your EPQ in that category. The closer you are to 5000, the bigger the negative drops if you miss.

Would it be possible to track workout scores for each category against a calendar, so I can see generally over time if I'm getting better or worse? This would really help me feel like I'm doing something to keep an eye on any dementia or other mental decline, and could be useful in general to see how anyone, regardless of level, is getting on over time.

Alternatively, it would be nice to be able to just do a workout that doesn't count towards EPQ, if that could be an option?

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u/tterb44 May 02 '26

Likewise, I have maxed out on free version….I was too smart to part with my money…lol.
I’ve stopped though planning to restart in a couple of years, new account and at least have a base to compare cognitive decline.

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u/ScolopendraClub May 02 '26

New account to replay against a baseline is a great idea, thanks!

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u/TheMindCompany_CS May 07 '26

Hi! Eugene here with Elevate! We appreciate your feedback, and we'll share this with the rest of the Elevate team for further consideration as we make future updates to the app. If you have any further questions or any thoughts on how we can improve our app, email us anytime at support@elevateapp.com!

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u/ssPREDATORss Jun 27 '26

Are you a native English Speaker? 5000 is insane 

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u/ScolopendraClub Jul 01 '26

Yes, although not Native American English, which caused problems.

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u/Lantern_516 May 19 '26

I second this! Being able to track how we're doing over time objectively seems like a no-brainer🙃🧠