Analytics is easier to read, with a chart for every metric

We redesigned the Analytics page so you can read it without learning it. It used to open on a row of figures, a set of filters, and one dense chart. Now each question gets its own card: how many credits you spent, how many runs finished, and how much AI runtime they used. Every card shows the total, how it moved against the previous period, and a simple line over time. An at-a-glance card adds your success rate, average run time, failed runs, and busiest day. See how credits work on the pricing page.

How it works

• Last 7 days by default. The page opens on the past week instead of the past 24 hours, and windows of three days or longer chart one point per day, so a week reads as a trend rather than hourly noise.
• Completed and failed runs. The runs chart shows both outcomes. Untick one in the legend to hide it, and the axis rescales so small numbers stay readable.
• A simpler breakdown. Two menus slice your spend by specialist, category, resource, activity, or member, in credits or usage. They drive a stacked chart and a ranked list side by side.
• Like-for-like comparisons. The change against the previous period now compares equal lengths of time, so a part-finished day no longer skews it.

Also shipped

• Hover the question mark beside a metric to see what it counts.
• Logs still lists every billed event, with its CSV export.