Work down the tree from one ball to the Five Ball Cascade. Log your best runs, earn stars, and unlock what comes next.
Reading the tree
Rows are tiers. Each tier is a difficulty level, so the further down a skill sits, the harder it is. Tap a tier’s bar to fold it away.
The Main Quest runs down the middle. Side quests are the columns either side; show or hide them with the chips at the top.
Square tiles are Patterns (count catches in one run). Round tiles are Flashes (count clean flashes in a row). The dots show how many balls.
The level badge shows difficulty: no mark is the Library of Juggling’s rating, * is our own estimate, + is a rating we’ve changed.
What the tiles mean
Dashed: not tried yet. READY means you’ve qualified everything it needs.
Teal: in progress, with a bar showing how close you are to qualifying.
Gold: qualified, with up to five stars.
Red and gold: Master, all five stars.
Logging a run
Tap any skill, type your number and tap LOG IT. Today’s date is saved with it. Log every run you like; your best counts.
Stars for 3 balls: Qualified 6 · Double Qualified 12 · Skilled 24 · Expert 48 · Master 96 catches. More balls need proportionally more. Flashes need 1, 2, 4, 8 and 16 in a row.
Two-handed skills (like Two balls in one hand or the showers) have a Left/Right switch. Log each side; the tile shows your weaker side’s stars.
Logged a mistake? Tap Remove next to it in the card’s history.
Following the lines
Lines join a skill to what it needs. Solid lines are the Main Quest, dashed lines are side quests.
Gold lines come from skills you’ve qualified, so follow the gold to see where your training stands.
Echo tiles (dotted, with ↗) are prerequisites that live in another column. Tapping one opens the real skill.
Hover over a skill (or tap it on a phone) to light up just its own lines.
Your setup
Jugglers: tap the name in the top bar to switch between family members or add one. Everyone has their own records and layout.
Edit columns lets you move side quests left or right. Echo tiles turns echoes on or off.
Saving: when you’re signed in, progress saves to your account and appears on all your devices. Without an account it stays in this browser. The line under the chips tells you which mode you’re in.