Guide
Families and private revision circles in Durra
Link your children's Durra Kids practice to your phone with a family code, and practise with trusted adults in a private revision circle.
Before you start
Both need a Durra account (sign in with your email; see Account, privacy and support). Your own revision stays private in both.
Create a family and link Durra Kids
- In Durra, open the Together tab and sign in if asked.
- Tap Create my family. Durra shows a family code.
- Share the code with your child's Durra Kids app. In Durra Kids, tap Join a family and enter the code.
- Expected result: your children's Durra Kids practice appears in the Together tab. Each adult's revision stays private; children's practice is shared only with this family.
Practise with someone in a private circle
Private practice groups are for adults.
- In the Together tab, choose Practise with someone (Open practice groups).
- Confirm adult eligibility ("I confirm I am an adult").
- Create a private group, then invite someone by email or share a private invite code.
- Share a weekly goal if you want. Durra can suggest one from verses you need to review; only the goal you approve is shared. Your check-in status is private unless you switch on Share my check-in status.
- To ask someone to listen, choose a passage and one person. This sends a request, never a recording. They can send you private feedback.
What others can see
- Circle members see shared goals, and your check-in status only if you share it.
- Listening requests and feedback are visible only to the two people involved.
- Your private revision, recall ratings and recordings are never shared with a circle.
- You can leave a group, its owner can remove you, and the owner can delete it.
Common errors
- "Sign in to practise together.": create an account or sign in first.
- "Your family did not load.": check your connection and open the tab again.
Confirm it worked
The Together tab shows your family code and, once a child joins, their practice. Circles you belong to are listed under Practise with someone.