Boosters

Saving & Collections

2 min readUpdated October 2, 2026

The Library tab is where your Boosters live once they matter to you — saved sessions, curated collections, and your recent activity, all in one place.

What's in your Library

Collections: Curated, themed sets of Boosters — a shelf of related sessions on one topic. Collections are a good way to go deeper on a skill without hunting for the next Booster every time.

Saved: Your bookmarks. When a Booster looks interesting but now isn't the moment, save it and it waits here.

Recents: Boosters you've recently opened or completed, so you can pick up where you left off or revisit something that clicked.

My Boosters

Under Collections, after Favourite Lessons, My Boosters lists every Booster you've started or finished. It works like any collection, with search and a type filter (Tips, Stories, Templates, Frameworks), plus:

  • Status: All, In Progress, or Completed
  • Sort: Last Opened, Completed Date, Title, or Progress
  • Each row shows "Completed" with the date, or a progress bar with the page you reached

Tap an unfinished Booster and GapFix asks whether to Continue from the page where you stopped or Start over. Pull down to refresh the list.

Now and then we retire an older Booster. Retired Boosters drop out of My Boosters, Saved, and your collections, and opening an old link shows "Booster no longer available." The XP and streak days you earned from it stay.

Saving a Booster

When you spot a Booster in the Explore tab that you want for later, save it — it goes straight to the Saved section of your Library. A few things worth knowing:

  • Saving is unlimited and free on every tier
  • Saving doesn't use your daily free slot — only finishing a new Booster does
  • You can unsave anything whenever your shelf gets crowded

Revisiting completed Boosters

Once you've completed a Booster, it stays revisitable for free, forever — return visits never count against the free tier's daily limit. Your Recents section makes this easy: if a concept feels shaky, go back and run through the story and its key line again.

That said, the best way to retain a Booster usually isn't revisiting it — it's the review queue. The judge call at the end of a Booster schedules the idea to reappear in your Daily Practice sessions, which is far better for long-term memory than passive re-reading.

A workflow that works

  1. Browse Explore when you're curious; save anything promising.
  2. Each day, pick one Booster from your Saved shelf — your free session for the day.
  3. Always see it through to the judge call and commit, so the idea enters your review queue.
  4. Use Recents to revisit anything you want to see again.

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