SCREENS / GROUP
The dark rail, a light page, and the one figure the reader came for — with the comparison that makes it mean something.
01 / analytics-001
The reference surface: a collapsing dark rail, four charts that grey the peer series and colour the subject, and a summary row where every figure carries its unit and its comparison.
src/app/(screens)/_components/console/command-centre.tsxdesktop default02 / analytics-002
One figure the reader came for — what a drop costs — then where the money goes, whether it is moving against budget, and which depots carry it. On the top-bar chassis, because the work is wide.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/analytics/unit-economics.tsxdesktop default03 / analytics-003
A question typed in words, answered in a sentence before a single chart: the answer is the one coloured bar, the rows behind it follow, and the three questions people ask next are one click away.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/analytics/explore.tsxdesktop default04 / analytics-004
Four weeks of forecast against capacity, where only the days over 90% wear the primary; a typical week as a heat grid whose every cell reads aloud; and the depots that need cover, each with the action that plans it.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/analytics/peak-planning.tsxdesktop default05 / analytics-005
Two quarters of one metric, three ways: zero-centred bars for why it moved, a slope chart for who moved, a table for the exact figures — with both periods named and a swap between them.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/analytics/period-comparison.tsxdesktop default06 / analytics-006
Who is still here after a month, three, five? A printed heat grid on the brand ramp, the same data as a curve, and the newest cohort set against the average of all of them.
src/app/(screens)/_components/screens/analytics/cohort-retention.tsxdesktop default