Your account
Your profile, the numbers that track whether the work is adding up, and where your notifications arrive.
Profile and settings
Your profile page holds the details shown across your learner workspace. You can change your display name, and set a profile picture either by uploading an image from your device or by pointing at a URL. Your email address is shown but is the identity you sign in with, so it is not edited here.
Your progress
The same page is where you find out whether the preparation is working. Four things are tracked, and they measure different things on purpose.
Correct answers divided by answered questions — not by questions shown, so skipping does not flatter it. Reported per exam track as well as overall, which is the view that matters when you are preparing for more than one.
XP comes from finishing tests, earning badges, answering the daily question and saving treasures; crossing a threshold raises your level. Higher accuracy and longer streaks make it climb faster.
Consecutive days with one qualifying activity — a test, a daily question, or treasure work. One a day is enough. Long runs can be protected by streak shields.
Milestones with stated requirements: first completed test, a perfect meaningful test, a seven-day streak, a session finished in the midnight hour. Some are hidden until you earn them, and for those the description is the only clue you get.
Accuracy and your mock scores are the ones that say anything about readiness. XP, level and streak measure consistency, which is useful — but a long streak of ten-question drills is not the same as being ready, and the two are easy to confuse in a bad week.
The daily question
Each exam track offers a Question of the Day from its own bank, behind the launcher on the track's page. It is one question, with instant feedback. Answering it correctly earns XP and keeps a streak alive, which makes it the cheapest way to not lose a run on a day you have no time.
Notifications
Your inbox is where organization invitations and workspace updates arrive — including exam reminders sent by an admin, which are delivered in-app today. Accepting an invitation from the inbox adds you to that workspace and hands you its address.
The inbox lives at hueeval.app/inbox. If you were handed a workspace address and an invitation, that is the page to open.
Your data
What Hue Eval stores about you is what the app needs to work: your account details, every test attempt with the answers you gave and the time you took, your treasure gems and notes, your revisit list, your chats with the coach, and any certificates you have earned.
- Attempt history is kept rather than overwritten, which is what makes progress over months readable at all.
- A certificate is private until you create a public link for it. Creating one is the only thing that makes any of your results visible to someone without an account.
- If you belong to a workspace, its admins can see your results and certificates for that workspace — that is the point of a workspace, and it is scoped to it.
Signing out
Sign out is on your profile page. On a shared or public computer, use it rather than just closing the tab — a signed-in session survives the window being closed.
If you forget your password, reset it by email from the password reset page. If you are a member of a workspace, request the reset on the workspace's own address.