Add a Stats mode: day, week, month and year views

govtech42 commented

2026-08-27 14:44:16 +00:00

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A third tab next to the timer and the clock. Day shows stacked hourly bars
(focus + break, trimmed to the active range); Week shows bars per weekday;
Month is a calendar of dots sized by focus time (area-proportional); Year is
a heatmap grouped by month. Every view carries the focus/break/block totals,
a focus-break ratio split bar and the average focus by time of day. Tapping
a day anywhere drills into the Day view.

Everything is aggregated on the fly from the existing log — no new storage,
no chart library, charts are plain divs. Monday-first everywhere, matching
the ISO week numbers shown in the month view. The model's "Interruptions"
stat is deliberately replaced by "Blocks": interruptions are not tracked and
tracking them would mean new storage.

Ten new i18n keys across the six languages; month, weekday and date names
come from Intl. Self-checks cover the ISO week (Sep 2026 = week 36), the
ratio rounding (20% / 23%, validated against the reference app) and the
splitting of entries across hour and period boundaries.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com

A third tab next to the timer and the clock. Day shows stacked hourly bars (focus + break, trimmed to the active range); Week shows bars per weekday; Month is a calendar of dots sized by focus time (area-proportional); Year is a heatmap grouped by month. Every view carries the focus/break/block totals, a focus-break ratio split bar and the average focus by time of day. Tapping a day anywhere drills into the Day view. Everything is aggregated on the fly from the existing log — no new storage, no chart library, charts are plain divs. Monday-first everywhere, matching the ISO week numbers shown in the month view. The model's "Interruptions" stat is deliberately replaced by "Blocks": interruptions are not tracked and tracking them would mean new storage. Ten new i18n keys across the six languages; month, weekday and date names come from Intl. Self-checks cover the ISO week (Sep 2026 = week 36), the ratio rounding (20% / 23%, validated against the reference app) and the splitting of entries across hour and period boundaries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

govtech42 added 1 commit

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Add a Stats mode: day, week, month and year views e101ae33c3

A third tab next to the timer and the clock. Day shows stacked hourly bars
(focus + break, trimmed to the active range); Week shows bars per weekday;
Month is a calendar of dots sized by focus time (area-proportional); Year is
a heatmap grouped by month. Every view carries the focus/break/block totals,
a focus-break ratio split bar and the average focus by time of day. Tapping
a day anywhere drills into the Day view.

Everything is aggregated on the fly from the existing log — no new storage,
no chart library, charts are plain divs. Monday-first everywhere, matching
the ISO week numbers shown in the month view. The model's "Interruptions"
stat is deliberately replaced by "Blocks": interruptions are not tracked and
tracking them would mean new storage.

Ten new i18n keys across the six languages; month, weekday and date names
come from Intl. Self-checks cover the ISO week (Sep 2026 = week 36), the
ratio rounding (20% / 23%, validated against the reference app) and the
splitting of entries across hour and period boundaries.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

govtech42 merged commit d06706b133 into main

2026-08-27 14:49:10 +00:00

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Merge pull request 'Add a Stats mode: day, week, month and year views' (#3) from feat/stats into main

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