Features

Analytics

The third row of the sidebar: one page of what you have actually finished. Everything on it counts the same thing — a task that is done — so every card adds up to the number at the top.

Day by day. A square for every day, weeks running left to right, darker where the day was busier. It starts at the week you finished your first task and grows with you, up to a full year, and scrolls sideways once it is longer than the screen. Tap a square and the card lists what you closed that day — each line marked with the assistant's logo, or a person when it was you — and tapping a line opens the task.

Your numbers. Under the total: what you have finished this week, your current streak, your longest streak, and your busiest day. A streak is days in a row with something finished; today being still empty does not break it.

The last fortnight. A column a day for two weeks, each column split into the part you finished and the part an agent did. Tap a column to name the day and read the split.

Who did the work. One bar for the whole account — you against every agent — then a line for you and one for each assistant that has closed something, with its share. This is the page that answers "how much of this did I actually do myself".

Where the work went. Finished tasks by project, biggest first; past the sixth they fold into "Other".

Your week. Which weekday your work lands on.

Who finished a task is read from your history — the entry that moved it to Done knows whether it was you or an assistant, and which one. Tasks finished before your history reaches back read as yours.