FAQ

Duome.eu (formerly duolingo.eu)

For the most part this website is an attempt of a clean visual representation of our public extended profiles and a little bit more: at duolingo.com you can only see a very limited amount of statistical data for your current language; duome.eu shows your detailed live data for your current language pair and keeps some essential stats for the rest of your languages, making it possible to compare your progress to thousands of other duolinguists out there.

If you have any questions or feedback, you are welcome to send a message to ask [at] duome.eu

How do I get listed in 2026?

If it's your first time at duome, just look up your Duolingo username, like this — duome.eu/johnarnold — replacing the username with your actual username, then hit the blue refresh button and wait until the page is reloaded. Now you can see your Duolingo stats via duome.eu!

My streak is gone — may I still get listed?

Yes. Duome will keep the record of the longest strak you ever had. On some occasions, if your current streak is the longest you ever had, and you wish to rembember your second best streak as well, you would have to provide a copy of one of those reminder emails that Duo sends to help us keep our streaks going — simply forward a screenshot or one of those emails and your username to ask [at] duome.eu and I'll make duome remember the missing numbers for you.

Update Frequency

There are automatic updates for longer streaks, but you don't have to wait for a scheduled update, just click that blue refresh button when needed. If refresh indicator seems to be spinning infinitely, it means that Duolingo servers did not respond in a timely manner for some reason — please, try again in a few minutes or report the issue on our forum if you still cannot get your page updated.

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Check your Duolingo privacy settings and make your profile public in order to enjoy duome progress tracking. This would also allow others to find your profile and follow you on Duolingo, and allow you to follow them back. This also enrolls you in weekly leaderboards and Duolingo Diamond Tournaments.

Halls of Fame

There's a Streak Hall of Fame on the main page, as well as Golden Owl Hall of Fame, 100,000 XP+ Hall of Fame, Vocabulary Hall of Fame, Thousandaire Hall of Fame and some more.

There is also some detailed statistics on every language accessible by these patterns:

duome.eu/fr — anyone learning French from any language
duome.eu/es/fr — anyone learning French from Spanish
duome.eu/from/fr — anyone learning anything from French

Duolingo Tree, Path, Golden Owls, Golden Trees, Words, Lexemes, etc.

Tree is what we all had before the Path — it's a language course and all of its skills, and it actually looked like a tree which was kind of growing with every skill that you unlocked.
Path is a basically a Tree with some extras included — there are some regular skills along with spaced repetition practice sessions, unit practice, unit review, stories, radios and what have you...
You get a Golden Owl when you complete your Tree, or you reach the Daily Refresh section on your Path.
You could maintain a Golden Tree if you kept all of your skills at full strength, but with the amount of skills we have now it would be totally impossible.
Words and Lexemes in Duolingo are more or less the same thing. Duolingo reports "lexemes" which can be simply words, or sometimes it's the same word in all its forms, genders, tenses, declensions, or it can be a compound lexeme consisting of several words — a set phrase, an idiom, etc. There's no consistency in how these are defined, so let's just call them words, or lexemes, whichever you prefer most.

Known Issues

Duome can see what skills you practiced, but if some skills are found in different courses (e.g. French from English and French from Russian) it may be difficult or impossible to tell these courses apart. When it's safe to assume which particular language pair you're studying, your progress will be associated with it, otherwise it's associated with your target language (e.g. French), and your highest possible score is shown. If this is the case, the rest of the numbers (skills, units, levels, lessons, lexemes) are estimated and they can be slightly off because different courses may have slightly different skill sets.
When your course is finished and you only practice your Daily Refresh lessons, duome can't see this - you need to do some Listening Exercises until you get some sentences from the very last skill - this is the only way you can have your completed course recorded by duome to get your Golden Owl displayed on your profile page (and participate in some leaderboards?).

Timezone Offsets

Timezones should be updated automitically when you refresh your data. Daylight saving time, if applicable, should normally be reflected on your duome charts.

Cookies

Duome uses cookes to remember just two things: 1) your dark mode preference and 2) your duome forum id if you are a forum member (this gives you some extra featuers and makes some extra content available). There may also be some third-party cookies from Google (Analytics) and/or Yandex (Metrika, an equivalent of Google Analytics for Russian visitors), these services are being used by virtually everyone everywhere around the world and they help to understand what visitors are looking for and where do they come from — if maybe there was an article about duome in some blog or on social networks, and I didn't know it.

Please do use browser extensions like uBlock Origin if you are uncomfortable with cookies and you do want to block them. This is what I'm actually doing myself.

~ 28.06.2026