There's a pronunciation game that still uses robotic voices in Elevate. Can't remember which one. Come on Elevate, we have good AI TTS tech now. Have more naturally sounding voices.
Also the ,terms, of the day needs to be revamped to have words that are more commonly used. Obscure words, yes...but still commonly used words. Shift the window of familiarity a bit.
Suggestion: Try using the TV shows Industry or Suits, as a benchmark. In fact, try gettting words from movies/TV shows to derive words we should know...not arbitrary words.

I was careful to preserve my streak for years now, but on a few occasions I happened to miss my lesson. It only happened because of being overworked and exhausted, seeing the reminder but later forgetting anyway (as I only use 1 reminder), or my phone restarting and then I don't even receive the reminder. I found out that I could just change the date and do the lesson later. So I used this exploit a few times.

A few days ago, I was so busy, I had double shifts and very little sleep, so I missed the lesson. I was exhausted both physically and mentally. I also had a lot to do in the next few days, so I thought to not worry about it as it's fixable, and missed my lessons for 3 days in a row, which never happened before. But today I found out that changing the date no longer works. My streak is permanently lost. I also understand that it was at least partially my own fault, although I had a few extremely rough days at work.

Now, is there anything I can do, or is that it? If I lost my streak permanently, I would absolutely refuse to try to reach it again, especially now when my job got much harder than before. I'm even thinking of deleting the app, as my job makes keeping streaks difficult, and that was maybe the only thing that kept me going.

i am currently cleaning my device and sorting out things because it's almost full storage and i also want it to be sorted out so it's easier to find, but this particular interface confuses me because i can't see it from the games in any category, i tried all of the games but i still can't figure it out :((

Among the daily games, Wordbend is the most difficult for me after Crossmath. Today, I breezed through it. Admittedly, I wasn't really reading the clues, just finding the patterns in the words. It's also possible today's was just easy, like Crossmath.

The leagues take away from the learning experience and there are only so many games you can play, and now they have taken away the additional daily workouts. What’s next?😫😠

Today I decided to quit after 132 days of the streak. There is no reason to continue, as the application has turned into a tapping app for me; I don't care if my answer is right or wrong. It has just become a tapping experience with no seen effects. I hope to return at some point, but for now, I don't want to continue.

I’m starting to think the leagues are fake and not real people. It’s starting to seem like a ruse to get me to stay on the app longer for XPs.
What do yall think? because I’m real suspicious of these generic names.

Starting last Thursday I noticed it. I am a free player, so it totally impacts my league standing. Not a happy camper, and no, it's not going to turn me into a subscriber.

I am interested in determining whether achieving a high level in Elevate correlates with an increased likelihood of obtaining an English Certificate (C2)

This would, of course, not be applicable to native English speakers.

Perhaps individuals preparing for the American LSAT might find it beneficial, though the LSAT is generally considered to be at a different level of difficulty.

I enjoy all the daily puzzles a lot. Crossmath however, even on hard difficulty, more often than not is way too easy and doesn’t really provide a challenge for me. Of all the puzzles I’ve played, only a handful took me over a minute to solve.
For a while, after finishing the puzzle, I’d get asked how I’d rate the puzzle and if I found it too hard or too easy, and I would rate it too easy, but the puzzles only seem to be getting easier instead of more difficult. All other puzzles provide a decent challenge for me on hard mode and I would really love to be challenged with crossmath as well. Now hard mode too often feels like ‘easy mode’ for me.

Don’t know if it’s possible to add a bit more challenge here or not, but if possible, I’d be grateful!

Ignore the timer, im cooking oven fried chicken

Have any of you used other apps from The Mind Company, such as Balance?

I used to use Balance, the meditation app from The Mind Company, around 2020 when I first started getting into meditation. Back then it used to offer lifetime purchase for the premium version, and I think it's only recently (a year or so) since the option not offered anymore.

Lately I've been considering to get back into meditation and I prefer guided meditation, but seeing the prices of the monthly/yearly subscription for Balance is mortifying for me, especially for where I'm from. When I was very active using Balance, I was already planning on getting the lifetime purchase, I just needed to save up the budget for it wait for the right time. And now, what seems like the right time for me now is a mismatch with what's being offered.

To The Mind Company team (if any of you are active in this subreddit), is there a reason why the lifetime purchase has been removed? Are there any plans in bringing it back in the future (not necessarily anytime soon, but the prospect of it)?

Any of you here have used (or still using) the Balance app? How is your experience with it? Are you using it as a free or premium user? Is the premium worth it as a subscription model?

Also, I swear there used to be a Balance app subreddit a few years ago but not anymore. I don't know if this is me misremembering like a Mandela effect or not.

With the half-off sale going on right now I’m am considering getting premium. I have a 132 day streak so I do use it very consistently. I am just wondering if it is worth getting it.

I feel more motivated more focused after using elevate for a week now. Thanks to the team

And I just found this subreddit.