Analytics

Analytics is the honest mirror: not what you planned, but what actually happened. It's the fourth view in the planner family (Alt+A, or the chart icon in any planner header).

The top row

Four numbers summarize the selected period:

• Total Tasks and Completion Rate — volume and follow-through, with trend arrows against the previous period.
• Avg Time / Task — how long things really take (fed by the focus timer).
• Focus Score — a 0–10 blend of completion, focus time, and consistency. Watch the trend, not the absolute number.

The charts

• Task Completion — completed vs. pending for the period.
• Category Balance — the donut of where your effort goes, bucket by bucket. The fastest way to notice work eating your personal time (or a side project eating everything).
• Task Sources — where tasks come from: created in Fokus, or synced from GitHub, Todoist, Gmail, and friends.
• Do Date vs Due Date — when tasks get done relative to their deadlines: early, on time, late, very late. The procrastination chart, lovingly.
• Energy and time patterns — how your extensive/moderate/light mix and estimate accuracy are trending.

Captain Fokus Insights

The insights card turns the charts into sentences — "68% of tasks were work-related this week", "your time estimation is quite accurate" — the same intelligence that feeds your End-of-Day Review.

It also watches for patterns the charts alone won't shout about:

• Peak hours vs. reality — when most of your tasks actually get completed in a different block than your declared peak hours, the card says so, with a one-tap Add as peak hours that updates your scheduling preferences and re-plans on the spot.
• Focus score trend — a meaningful rise or drop against the previous period.
• Deadline slippage — what share of completed tasks landed after their due date.