FeaturesAt-risk and baselines
You see them slipping while there is still time.
Fourteen days is the floor, because a quiet week is normal attendance. Under that, each person is measured against their own rhythm rather than one blanket rule.
Measured against themselves
- Personal baselines
A four-times-a-week regular gets noticed at nine days, not thirty.
- Seven factors, printed
Every input to the score is written on the page in plain language.
- Confidence shown
Thin history falls back to the platform rule instead of guessing.
- Rebuilt nightly
Baselines recompute from the trailing eight weeks.
You decide what happens
- A ladder you set
Fourteen, twenty-one, thirty days, moved when your season changes.
- Cause-aware
A failed card and a quiet month get different messages.
- Reset on return
A check-in clears the ladder so nobody gets chased after coming back.
- Visible sends
Every message that went out is on the member’s record.
See it on your own numbers.
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