Weekly statistics · Simple line graphs
Put your weekly numbers on a line graph and see which way you’re headed. Update it from your phone in under a minute, print it out, and hang it where your team can see it.
No credit card. Cancel whenever.

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Every business runs on a handful of numbers — money in, money owed, new customers, work completed. Written down each week and drawn as a line, those numbers stop being history and start being a direction. You can see a slide beginning while there’s still time to do something about it.
Knowing which numbers matter was never the hard part. Keeping up with them is. Marking your stats every single week takes consistency, and most tools make that harder than it needs to be. This one asks for about a minute.
No training, no consultant, no spreadsheet you have to babysit. If you can type a number into your phone, you can run your business off graphs.
Three statistics or three hundred; weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly; one price either way.
Phone, tablet, laptop; same account, nothing to install.
Print for the wall, download, or email a set to a client.
Track three numbers or three hundred — it costs the same. Charging more for keeping more statistics never made sense to us.
A spreadsheet can draw the same line — that was never the problem. The problem is that updating it every single week is a chore nobody defends, so it quietly goes stale and stops being something you steer by. This asks for about a minute, reminds you when the week closes, and prints clean enough to hang on a wall. If yours is genuinely current every week, keep it — you don’t need us.
For one business with up to five people, yes — $29 a month, or $20 a month if you pay for the year. Unlimited graphs either way. Past five people it is $5 a month per extra person. There is no setup fee, no per-graph charge, and no upsell waiting once you are inside.
No. It is month to month and you cancel yourself, in two clicks, from inside the app. If you pay yearly and leave partway through, you keep access until the year you paid for runs out.
They stay exactly where they are. The account goes read-only — you can still open every graph and read every number you entered, you just cannot add new ones until you subscribe again. Nothing is deleted for non-payment.
That is the honest risk with any tracking tool, and it is worth naming. Two things are built specifically against it: an email when your week closes so it is not on you to remember, and an entry screen that takes under a minute for every graph you keep. If a week gets away from you, you can backfill it later — the graph does not punish you for it.
No — one person is the simplest version of it. Skip the company name, keep three or four numbers, and you get the same weekly line. Plenty of one-person businesses run on exactly that.
Thirty days free. No credit card, and nothing to uninstall if you decide it isn’t for you.