Understanding Analysis

Overview

The Analysis tab translates your records into charts and metrics. This guide covers what each chart measures and how to act on it.

Memorization pace

Shows how many ayahs (or pages) you memorized per day, week, and month.

• A steady upward line is the goal.
• Short dips are normal and not worth obsessing over.
• A sustained dip across 2+ weeks is a signal to revisit your routine.

Revision coverage

Tracks which Juz / Surah you've revised in the last 30 days. The goal is to keep recently memorized material warm and not let any portion go cold.

• Hot (green) — revised recently.
• Warm (yellow) — revised within the last few weeks.
• Cold (red) — not revised in over a month.

Mistake analysis

Plots your mistake counts against time and against ayah count. Useful for catching:

• Rising mistake density even though you're memorizing more (often means new material isn't sticking).
• Specific Juz / Surah with consistently more mistakes — usually deserves extra revision.

Attendance and streaks

Counts how many days in the last week / month / year you logged at least one record. Streaks are not the goal — consistency is — but they're a useful nudge.

How to read the charts

• Hover any data point to see the exact values.
• Click and drag to zoom into a date range.
• The legend toggles series on and off.

Acting on the data

The platform won't tell you what to fix — but the patterns are usually clear. A simple framework:

1. Read the chart.
2. Name what you see in one sentence ("My mistake density doubled in the last 2 weeks while pace stayed flat").
3. Pick one change for the next 2 weeks ("Increase revision time by 15 minutes daily").
4. Re-read the chart in 2 weeks.