Insights
Numbers below are derived from saved sessions and drafts in localStorage. Story-first layout, not a generic analytics grid.
At a glance
Template signal
Sessions weighted 2× vs. drafts to reflect “time in lane.” Unlinked work doesn’t appear here.
Product launch — signal chain
Executive memo — decision frame
LinkedIn — thought leadership post
Customer success — QBR narrative
SEO — pillar page outline
Press release — milestone
Sales — one-pager (PDF handoff)
Meeting notes → action memo
Draft activity
A single strip of where your work sits — not a donut chart.
1 pinned · 4,585 words across drafts.
Session history
Deep minutes by lane — proportional bars, no charting library.
Narrative signals
Qualitative copy from mock catalog — pairs with your local metrics above.
Sessions tagged Editorial averaged longer deep-work blocks than Marketing lanes, but produced fewer discrete outputs per hour — consistent with revision-heavy work.
Avg. deep work / session: 72 min
Mock outputs tied to launch templates that led with customer proof saw higher placeholder 'quality' scores in review drafts — lead with receipts, not adjectives.
Drafts past review on first pass: 38%
Memos under 650 words had fewer follow-up clarification threads in seeded data — recommendation blocks in paragraph one correlate with faster stakeholder sign-off.
Median memo length: 612 words
Customer success drafts that opened with revenue or risk outcomes retained stakeholder attention markers (longer session notes) vs. feature adoption lists.
Four sessions ended as interrupted or paused — often mid-outline. Batching outline generation before polish passes may reduce context loss.
Interrupted sessions: 4
Sales and Marketing templates shared phrasing clusters in mock outputs (security, compliance) — a shared glossary could reduce duplicate drafting time.
JD and screening content had longer time-to-ready in seeded drafts — likely due to stakeholder loops; consider explicit approval checkpoints in template.
