Data visualization & dashboards

Complex data.
Clear experiences.

We design and build interfaces that make information easier to understand, explore and use. Try the dashboards below: change the filters, compare results, open the details.

Interactive demonstrations by Mystya. Every example runs on illustrative data.

01 · Activity & performance

Turn activity into meaningful progress.

A personal view that helps people read their habits, recognize progress and explore their performance over time.

Progress journalIllustrative dataTry itSelect a day, then compare two periods.

Journal as of Sunday, September 27

Last 30 daysAug 29 – Sep 27
Points

8,682pts

Since April 1

278 points to level 8

Time practised

13h01m

Sessions

26

Average score

87/100

Active days

19/30

The last 30 days against the 30 before

Minutes per day, aligned by the day's place in its period

Last 30 daysAug 29 – Sep 27 · 13h 01mPrevious 30 daysJul 30 – Aug 28 · 9h 39mToday

The last 30 days hold 13h 01m of practice against 9h 39m in the 30 before, 35% more, ahead for good from day 17.

Six months of practice

Minutes per day, April 1 to September 27

01–2021–4041–6061+
This weekTodayRecord
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September 2026

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69% of sessions start on a weekday evening, Monday to Thursday between 6 and 10 pm; June is the strongest month, and July 20 to July 28 the only long break.

Select a day on the calendar to open its sessions.

Weekly goal

Week of September 21

Goal met, 2h 02m over

150 min a week

Goal met in 13 of 26 weeks, 7 of them in a row from May 11 to June 28.

Current streak

Consecutive days with at least one session

12days

Every day since Wednesday, September 16

Longest: 19 days, June 1 to June 19

Illustrative data by Mystya · April 1 – September 27, 2026 · one dataset behind every chart, table and export.

How this is built

Every chart has a table twin behind Chart / Table, and one sentence that says what it shows.

Copy link keeps this view: the tab, the day and the comparison.

CSV exports exactly the rows on screen, units in the column names.

02 · Research & impact

Make evidence easier to explore.

Results, comparisons and context in one place, so people can see what the numbers mean, not only what they are.

Program insightsIllustrative dataTry itCompare two programs, then read the summary.

Community learning · Six programs · Four regions

Who took part, who finished, and how it felt.

2025 Q1 – Q4All regions

In short

Across six programs, 4,941 people enrolled over the last four quarters, 8.8% more than in 2024; 77% of them completed.

Compare programsChoose up to two.
Period
Region

Participants

4,941people

+8.8%vs 2024

Completion rate

77%

3,785 completed

+1 ptvs 2024

Satisfaction

4.3out of 5

Unchangedvs 2024

Reach

4of 4 regions

5 of 6 programs run in every region

Fig. 1Participation by quarter

All programsOutside the reporting period
All programs: between 1,150 and 1,361 participants a quarter, highest in 2025 Q4.

Fig. 2Completion rate by program

Completion runs from 69% (After-School Coding) to 84% (Parent Peer Support); across all programs it is 77%.

Table 1Results by program and region

2025 Q1 – Q4 · All regions

  • Community KitchenMetro
    Participants
    515people
    Completion
    76%completed
    Satisfaction
    4.4out of 5
    Sessions
    145sessions
  • Family NavigationMetro
    Participants
    460people
    Completion
    78%completed
    Satisfaction
    4.2out of 5
    Sessions
    78sessions
  • Early Literacy CirclesMetro
    Participants
    422people
    Completion
    82%completed
    Satisfaction
    4.5out of 5
    Sessions
    92sessions
  • Youth MentorshipMetro
    Participants
    377people
    Completion
    71%completed
    Satisfaction
    4.0out of 5
    Sessions
    112sessions
  • After-School CodingMetro
    Participants
    332people
    Completion
    70%completed
    Satisfaction
    4.1out of 5
    Sessions
    101sessions
  • Parent Peer SupportMetro
    Participants
    244people
    Completion
    84%completed
    Satisfaction
    4.7out of 5
    Sessions
    67sessions
  • Community KitchenCentral
    Participants
    240people
    Completion
    76%completed
    Satisfaction
    4.4out of 5
    Sessions
    97sessions
  • Family NavigationCentral
    Participants
    215people
    Completion
    78%completed
    Satisfaction
    4.2out of 5
    Sessions
    52sessions
Community KitchenMetro51576%391 completed4.4214 answers145
Family NavigationMetro46078%359 completed4.2215 answers78
Early Literacy CirclesMetro42282%344 completed4.5201 answers92
Youth MentorshipMetro37771%269 completed4.0139 answers112
After-School CodingMetro33270%231 completed4.1139 answers101
Parent Peer SupportMetro24484%206 completed4.7145 answers67
Community KitchenCentral24076%183 completed4.4102 answers97
Family NavigationCentral21578%167 completed4.2100 answers52

After-School Coding does not run in the North region.

Source: program records, 2024 Q1 – 2025 Q4.

Illustrative data by Mystya · 2024 Q1 – 2025 Q4 · one dataset behind every chart, table and export.

How this is built

Every chart has a table twin behind Chart / Table, and one sentence that says what it shows.

Copy link keeps this view: the period, the programs, the region, the views, the sort and the summary.

CSV exports exactly the rows on screen, units in the column names.

03 · Business & operations

See the overview. Act on the details.

Performance indicators tied to the projects, teams and records behind them, so a signal leads to the work it concerns.

Delivery boardIllustrative dataTry itSelect a team, then open one of its projects.
Data as of Jun 30, 2026
ScopeAll teams

Revenue is up 13.5% on Q2 2025, but Platform is planned at 127% of its capacity and holds 2 of the 3 late projects.

RevenueQ2 2026
$295,400
+13.5%vs Q2 2025
Active projectsOn Jun 30
11
of 18 projects on the board

3 late · 3 at risk · 5 on track

On-time rateQ2 2026
59%
−20 ptsvs Q1 2026

17 of 29 milestones met on time

Avg. delivery timeJan–Jun 2026
52days
+4 daysvs Jul–Dec 2025
Jul–Dec 202548 days
Jan–Jun 202652 days

Workload by team

Planned hours per week against capacity

PlannedCapacityOver capacity

Platform is planned at 127% of its weekly capacity, 24 h over; the other teams sit between 76% and 90%.

Invoiced revenue

By month, CAD, before taxes · all teams

Jul 2025 – Jun 2026Q2 2026Same month, year before

Q2 2026 invoiced $295,400, 13.5% more than Q2 2025; April was the only month below its level a year earlier.

Projects

18 projects: 3 late, 3 at risk, 5 on track and 7 done; the furthest behind is Co-op member onboarding, 32 days past due.

18 projects
ProjectTeamBudget
PlatformLateMay 29, 202632 days late596 / 520 h$65,000
PlatformLateJun 12, 202618 days late455 / 420 h$52,500
SupportLateJun 19, 202611 days late318 / 300 h$37,500
ContentAt riskJul 17, 2026In 17 days181 / 260 h$29,000
WebAt riskJul 24, 2026In 24 days330 / 520 h$65,000
PlatformAt riskAug 14, 2026In 45 days372 / 560 h$70,000
SupportOn trackJul 31, 2026In 31 days128 / 240 h$30,000
DesignOn trackAug 7, 2026In 38 days262 / 460 h$57,500
ContentOn trackAug 14, 2026In 45 days72 / 200 h$22,000
DesignOn trackAug 21, 2026In 52 days118 / 300 h$37,500
WebOn trackAug 28, 2026In 59 days236 / 560 h$70,000
PlatformDoneAug 8, 2025Delivered Aug 6232 / 240 h$30,000
WebDoneSep 26, 2025Delivered Sep 24268 / 280 h$35,000
PlatformDoneNov 14, 2025Delivered Nov 17281 / 260 h$32,500
SupportDoneJan 9, 2026Delivered Jan 6139 / 150 h$18,750
DesignDoneFeb 20, 2026Delivered Feb 14171 / 180 h$22,500
PlatformDoneApr 10, 2026Delivered May 11402 / 300 h$37,500
WebDoneApr 17, 2026Delivered Apr 11287 / 300 h$37,500

Illustrative data by Mystya · July 2024 – June 2026 · one dataset behind every chart, table and export.

How this is built

Every chart has a table twin behind Chart / Table, and one sentence that says what it shows.

Copy link keeps this view: the tab, the team, the status, the sort, the project and the views.

CSV exports exactly the rows on screen, units in the column names.

04 · Visual identities

One experience. Different identities.

The interface should feel like your organization, not like a template you work around. Same data, same filters, same selection; only the identity changes.

Identity studyIllustrative dataTry itSwitch identities and watch the numbers hold still.

Held across identitiesTwelve monthsAll channelsChart

Dark, dense, exact.Monospaced figures1px grid2px cornersTabular numeralsIce on graphitetext / ground 16.2:1 AA

What changesTechnical

Dark, dense, exact.

  • Monospaced figures
  • 1px grid
  • 2px corners
  • Tabular numerals
  • Ice on graphite
text / ground 16.2:1 AA

bookings / overview

Bookings, 5 channels

window 2025-09 2026-08 · baseline −12 mo

ShowingAll channelsSelect a channel in the table to focus the view.

Bookings

35,662

+8.4%against 32,890 a year earlier

Revenue, before taxes

$3.30M

+5.7%against $3.12M a year earlier

Returning customers

48.2%

+1.8 ptsagainst 46.4% a year earlier

Bookings by month

  • 2025-09 2026-08
  • Same months, a year earlier

Bookings rose 8.4% on the same twelve months a year earlier; July was the busiest month, with 3,608.

Channels

Select a channel to focus the view; select it again to see all channels.

ChannelBookingsShareOn a year
16,180+8.9%
9,112+53.2%
4,814−18.8%
3,786+2.4%
1,770−27.9%

Bookings are confirmed bookings. Revenue is before taxes, in Canadian dollars. Returning customers had booked at least once before. Illustrative data.

Illustrative data by Mystya · September 2024 – August 2026 · one dataset behind every chart, table and export.

How this is built

Every chart has a table twin behind Chart / Table, and one sentence that says what it shows.

Copy link keeps this view: the identity, the period, the channel and the view.

CSV exports exactly the rows on screen, units in the column names.

The engagement

Designed around your questions. Built around your work.

From public-facing reports to private operational dashboards, we shape the interface around the people using it, the information they need and the decisions they make.

What this page shows is our new system, the way we build today. Sites we delivered before it may not include it.

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