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Analysis
See the flows accumulated in Switch, ki.log, and Pulse together, and observe the patterns that return for you.
Analysis does not give you a score or grade. Choose a period, then explore state flow, active times, categories, and recent records in sequence.
Learn about Analysis
QUICK START
If you are new to Analysis
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Build records
Use Switch, record in ki.log, or set Pulse rhythms to create flows that can appear in Analysis.
- 02
Choose a period
Choose Today, This Week, Last 7 Days, This Month, or Last 30 Days.
- 03
Read Your State
Review the category flow, state summary, and next signals gathered from the three features.
- 04
Open State Map
Explore activity maps, top activity, category details, and 30-day history for supporting detail.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Analysis User Guide
About Analysis
Learn how Your State, State Map, and data from Switch, ki.log, and Pulse work together.
READ ARTICLE ↗02Change periods and comparison ranges
Learn the differences between today, weekly and monthly periods, last 7 and 30 days, and the separate ki.log range.
READ ARTICLE ↗03Read Your State and its flow
Learn what the category visualization, State Overview, Flow Sources, and Next Signals represent.
READ ARTICLE ↗04Analyze Switch records
Learn how to read total session time, top modes, the activity map by time, and category details.
READ ARTICLE ↗05Analyze ki.log achievement
Review due and completed dates, 7- and 30-day achievement, check times, and record history.
READ ARTICLE ↗06Analyze Pulse schedule flow
Interpret scheduled occurrences and time, retention after rest days, and the weekday timetable accurately.
READ ARTICLE ↗07Review connection effects and category details
Explore observations for ki.log lists linked to Switch, Top Activity, and category-specific values.
READ ARTICLE ↗08Explore activity maps and 30-day history
Move between weekday and time maps and daily Switch, ki.log, and Pulse records to see detailed flow.
READ ARTICLE ↗09Understand sample preview and data
Learn what SAMPLE PREVIEW means, when actual records replace it, and what to check when data does not appear.
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