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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nudj.cx/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Challenges differ in how often you can complete them, when they’re available, and how they’re grouped. This page covers the behaviours you’ll actually see — not every community uses all of them.

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One-off vs repeatable

  • One-off challenges can be completed once per member. After completion they move to the completed state and don’t appear in the active list.
  • Repeatable challenges can be completed multiple times. They can repeat on a schedule (every day, every week) or after a cooldown. Completed repeats are tracked separately and shown in a repeatable history carousel on the challenge detail page.

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Scheduled challenges

A scheduled challenge has explicit start and end times. Before it starts, you may see a preview or coming-soon state. After it ends, it disappears from active lists. Admins can also schedule challenges to auto-invalidate pending rewards when the end date passes.

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Challenge groups and journeys

Admins can bundle related challenges into groups or journeys. Groups display multiple challenges together, sometimes with a shared theme or reward track. Journeys enforce an order — you finish one challenge to unlock the next.

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Stamp cards and Lite journeys

Some communities use stamp card or Lite journey presentations — a visual track where each completed challenge stamps a card. Progress is displayed as a filled-in card rather than a percentage bar. These are driven by the same underlying challenge data, just with an alternative visual.

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Locked challenges

A challenge may be locked until you:
  • Complete a prerequisite challenge.
  • Reach a minimum XP level.
  • Meet a custom community condition (for example, a tier requirement).
Tap the lock on the challenge card to see the specific unlock criteria.

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Challenge variants in the UI

Regardless of type, challenge detail pages come in two styles:
  • Default — a standard detail layout.
  • Modern / parallax — an immersive scrolling hero layout used when the community opts in.
The type of the challenge doesn’t change which layout is used; that’s a community-wide theme choice.

Participation

What happens when you start one.

Recap

The completion screen.