Gamifications
Points, ranks and achievements that keep members coming back
Give every action that matters a value. Your own point currencies, ranks that unlock real things, and badges members wear on their profile. All of it built in.

Points for every action
Badges with real criteria
Levels that unlock content
Leaderboards, profiles & awards
— points —
Give every action a value
— Point Types
Your own currencies: Gems, Coins, whatever fits
Run several currencies at once: Community points for taking part, Learning points for finishing a course. Each keeps its own totals, its own leaderboard and its own rank ladder.


— Point Triggers
Decide exactly what earns and what costs
More than ninety things a member can do will earn points: joining a group, finishing a lesson, answering a question. You set what each one is worth, and pause any of them.
— Leaderboard
A leaderboard members check on purpose
Rank the community by any currency, over all time or the last week, month or quarter. A pinned row shows every member exactly where they stand, and the top three wear medals.

— achievements —
Every badge has a story behind it

— Achievements
Badges for the things worth celebrating
Create as many as you like: finish your first course, help ten members, show up every day for a month. Switch one off and earned badges hide, but nothing is deleted.
— Achievement Triggers
Four ways to unlock a badge
Do something a set number of times, cross a points threshold, reach a rank, or earn other badges first. Triggers lock once saved, so a badge always means what it meant.


— Achievement Icons
Badges members actually show off
Pick from the preset medals, crowns and gems, or upload your own. An earned badge then follows the member everywhere: their profile, the directory, even hover cards.
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— ranks —
Levels that unlock more
— Rank Calculation
Rank on everything, or on one currency
Rank members on their total points, or on a single currency. A learning community can promote on Learning points alone and leave everything else out of it.

— Rank Progress
The distance to the next level
Members see how far they have come and what the next rank costs. A visible gap is the difference between a number nobody reads and a target somebody chases.

— Unlock Content
Levels that open doors
A rank can add a member to a private group, open a premium course, or grant a permission. Progress buys something real, not just a bigger number.

— Rank-up Celebration
The moment worth waiting for
Reaching a new rank is announced, not filed away quietly. The member knows, and so does everyone who has been watching them climb.

— recognition —
Recognition everywhere members look

— Profile Header
Points, badges and rank ride on every profile
Under the name sits a chip for each currency, a row of earned medallions, and a numbered rosette pinned to the avatar. Status is visible without anyone bragging.
— Display Settings
Points and badges wherever members appear
Profile headers and directory cards each carry their own switches for points, ranks and achievements, so you decide how much status shows in public and where.


— Award Page
One page for the whole reward economy
One Awards page gathers the leaderboard, the ranks, the achievements and the competitions, styled like the rest of your site rather than bolted onto it.
— Manual Award
Hand out a reward, or take one back
Find a member, see every balance they hold, then award or deduct points and grant badges on the spot. A log keeps every manual change on the record.
- Award/deduct points: top somebody up for work done off-platform, or claw back a mistake
- Award/deduct achievements: hand a badge to somebody who earned it the hard way

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Give your community a reason to come back tomorrow
Nobody logs in for a points total. They log in because they were three replies short of the next rank, and they knew it.
Explore more feature modules
Courses
Finish a lesson, earn points. Reach a rank, unlock a course. The two wire straight together.
Activity Feed
Most of what earns points happens in the feed: posting, commenting, reacting, coming back tomorrow.
Social Groups
Somewhere smaller to belong, and somewhere a rank can let a member in.












