The activity may not have appeared in Emorya yet, you may not have run Sync Emorya Progress, the threshold may not be met, or the date may be before your Gravity eligibility date. The quest may also already be complete for this window, gated, inactive, cooling down, or affected by a temporary Emorya service issue. A failed sync should not log you out or remove existing progress.

Yes. You can sync several times as you complete different Emorya actions. A short cooldown applies between syncs, and repeated syncs that find no new progress trigger progressively longer cooldowns. Only one sync can run at a time, and a daily safety limit prevents excessive or automated requests. Once all available daily Emorya quests are complete, Gravity will tell you to return tomorrow.

Gravity can verify launch-safe Emorya signals such as meal scanning, meal logging, eligible nutrition days, food-log progress under Emorya's own streak rules, activity calories, the daily 200-calorie target and the weekly 500-calorie target. Meal logging is not treated as calorie-intake proof. Longer activity streak quests may remain unavailable until that feature is switched on.

Gravity activity never counts from before 28 July 2026. If you join after that date, your Gravity progress starts on the day you first join Gravity using your Emorya account. Gravity uses UTC calendar dates, so that UTC date can be day one. Older Emorya history remains in the Emorya app, but activity before your Gravity start date does not count towards Gravity quests, streaks, XP or leaderboards. Logging out or reconnecting a wallet does not reset it.

Gravity only counts activity after your Gravity start date and currently uses UTC calendar dates. Emorya may use its own streak and grace-day rules, and Gravity quests can have different thresholds. Some longer streak quests also remain gated. If you completed a recent Emorya action, run Sync Emorya Progress before assuming the Gravity streak is missing it.