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Managing multiple certifications

You are not limited to one certification on ClaudeLab. You can enroll in as many as you want, work on them in parallel, and switch between them with a single tap. Each certification has its own evaluation, its own roadmap, its own readiness score, and its own error log.

Each cert is its own world​

When you enroll in a certification, ClaudeLab spins up a complete, isolated track for it:

  • A fresh CAT evaluation that maps your domain-by-domain level for that specific exam.
  • A roadmap of three to five phases generated by ARIA from that evaluation, with milestones and a daily task lane.
  • A readiness gauge that moves with the work you do on that cert and decays with inactivity on it.
  • An error log that records the cognitive errors you make in that cert's domain.
  • An optional exam date, configured per cert in Profile → Exam date.

Switching from one cert to another switches every one of these surfaces. Your readiness on AWS Solutions Architect does not move when you study for PMP, and your error log on PMP does not pollute your weakness reports for AWS.

The active certification​

At any moment exactly one certification is the active one. The active cert is the one whose dashboard you see, whose daily task you get when you open the app, and whose readiness drives the home screen.

The active cert is shown as a green pill in the app header — for example "AWS-SAA" or "PMP" — with a chevron next to it. Tap it to open the cert switcher.

The cert switcher​

The cert switcher is a bottom sheet that lists every certification on your account. The active cert is at the top with a green check; the rest sit below it with chevrons. Tap any non-active cert and three things happen:

  1. ClaudeLab updates the server's "active cert" pointer to the one you picked.
  2. The dashboard, readiness, daily task, and progress views all reload for the new cert.
  3. The header pill updates to show the new active cert's code.

There is also an Add a certification row at the bottom of the sheet. Tap it to enroll in another cert — that flow runs you through cert selection, prep language, and a fresh CAT evaluation, just like your very first onboarding did.

How many certs can I run at once?​

There is no enforced cap on the number of certs on your account. The practical limit is your study time.

In practice, ClaudeLab is calibrated for working on one or two certs in active prep at a time. Running three or more in parallel splits your daily study window so thinly that readiness on each one decays faster than you can rebuild it. If you do enroll in more, expect to deactivate (not delete) the certs you are not actively working on, then come back to them later.

Pausing vs. dropping a cert​

You do not need to delete a cert when you stop working on it. The model is built to handle pauses:

  • Stop opening daily sessions on a cert and its readiness will decay. That is by design — readiness is a current signal, not a historical one.
  • Your milestones, your error log, and your phase progress remain intact. When you come back, your roadmap is exactly where you left it.
  • ARIA's recovery message logic kicks in when you return after a long gap — she names the drift and offers a recalibration before you resume.

If you want to permanently remove a cert from your account, contact support@claudelab.me. Permanent deletion clears the roadmap, the error log, and every session associated with that cert.

Credits are shared​

Credits are not tied to a specific cert. The credit pack you bought sits on your account and is debited the same way whether you are running a session on AWS-SAA or on PMP. You don't need to allocate credits across certs and you cannot accidentally lock credits to one of them.

Cert-specific exam date​

Each cert has its own optional exam date, set from Profile → Exam date with the relevant cert active. The exam date drives the 60-minute exam-day warm-up surfaced 24 hours before, and gates the post-exam debrief flow on that cert.

  • Exam-language warning — if your prep language and the exam's offered language do not match, ARIA shows a banner.