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Active days and daily usage

Under the meters, the Usage page shows a year-long calendar of the days a person used Haruno and a bar chart of each day's use over the last 7, 14 or 30 days.

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These two cards sit under the meters on the Usage page. They show habits over time, not limits.

Active days

A calendar of the last year. Each small square is one day. Each column is one week, with the oldest on the left and today on the right. The month names run along the top and the weekdays down the side.

The Active days card.
The Active days card. The line 230 active days in the last year, then a grid of small squares in shades of pink, one per day, with month names above and a Less to More scale below.
  • The line at the top counts the days the person used Haruno, for example "230 active days in the last year".
  • The darker the square, the heavier the day. Grey means no use.
  • For a person with a daily allowance, the shades are four steps: under 25% of the day's allowance, 25 to 50%, 50 to 100%, and a full day or more. For a person without a daily allowance, the shades compare each day with their busiest day.
  • Hold the pointer over a square to see the date, the percentage of the daily limit and the number of tokens. A token is a small piece of text that the assistant reads or writes. More work means more tokens.
  • The card does not appear until there is some activity.

Daily usage

A bar chart with one bar for each day.

The Daily usage chart, set to 30 days.
The Daily usage card with a 7d, 14d and 30d switch at the top right and a bar chart of the last 30 days. The label on the left reads percent of daily limit and the one on the right reads up to 90 percent.
  • The switch at the top right chooses 7d, 14d or 30d. It starts on 30 days.
  • Each bar is the share of that day's allowance that was used. The label on the left says "% of daily limit". The label on the right, for example "up to 90%", is the top of the scale. The scale fits the busiest day, so a quiet month does not look empty.
  • A dashed line marked "Daily limit" appears when the scale reaches 100%.
  • A day with no use shows a thin line, so gaps stay visible.
  • Hold the pointer over a bar to see the date, the percentage and the tokens.
  • A person with no daily allowance sees tokens on the chart instead of percentages.
Days are counted in UTC

The chart counts days on the UTC calendar, the same everywhere in the world. Work done late in the evening in some countries can fall on the next day.

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+---
+title: Active days and daily usage
+summary: Under the meters, the Usage page shows a year-long calendar of the days a person used Haruno and a bar chart of each day's use over the last 7, 14 or 30 days.
+feature: dashboard-usage
+covers:
+  - web/dashboard/app/[lang]/page.tsx
+  - web/dashboard/components/ActivityCalendar.tsx
+  - web/dashboard/components/UsageChart.tsx
+  - web/dashboard/lib/format.ts
+---
+
+These two cards sit under the meters on the [Usage page](/dashboard/my-usage/usage-limits/). They show habits over time, not limits.
+
+## Active days
+
+A calendar of the last year. Each small square is one day. Each column is one week, with the oldest on the left and today on the right. The month names run along the top and the weekdays down the side.
+
+<Shot src="/m/ca70f63b97bf-dashboard-usage-activity-light.webp" alt="The Active days card. The line 230 active days in the last year, then a grid of small squares in shades of pink, one per day, with month names above and a Less to More scale below." caption="The Active days card." />
+
+- The line at the top counts the days the person used Haruno, for example "230 active days in the last year".
+- The darker the square, the heavier the day. Grey means no use.
+- For a person with a daily allowance, the shades are four steps: under 25% of the day's allowance, 25 to 50%, 50 to 100%, and a full day or more. For a person without a daily allowance, the shades compare each day with their busiest day.
+- Hold the pointer over a square to see the date, the percentage of the daily limit and the number of tokens. A token is a small piece of text that the assistant reads or writes. More work means more tokens.
+- The card does not appear until there is some activity.
+
+## Daily usage
+
+A bar chart with one bar for each day.
+
+<Shot src="/m/9efbc9eecb81-dashboard-usage-chart-light.webp" alt="The Daily usage card with a 7d, 14d and 30d switch at the top right and a bar chart of the last 30 days. The label on the left reads percent of daily limit and the one on the right reads up to 90 percent." caption="The Daily usage chart, set to 30 days." />
+
+- The switch at the top right chooses **7d**, **14d** or **30d**. It starts on 30 days.
+- Each bar is the share of that day's allowance that was used. The label on the left says "% of daily limit". The label on the right, for example "up to 90%", is the top of the scale. The scale fits the busiest day, so a quiet month does not look empty.
+- A dashed line marked "Daily limit" appears when the scale reaches 100%.
+- A day with no use shows a thin line, so gaps stay visible.
+- Hold the pointer over a bar to see the date, the percentage and the tokens.
+- A person with no daily allowance sees tokens on the chart instead of percentages.
+
+<Callout variant="info" title="Days are counted in UTC">
+The chart counts days on the UTC calendar, the same everywhere in the world. Work done late in the evening in some countries can fall on the next day.
+</Callout>