Understanding your stats Pro
This feature is part of the Pro plan.
Stats show you how your business is doing: how much you're earning, how many sessions you're holding, and how many people are showing up. The cards sum up the selected period at a glance.
The main metrics: Session income (revenue from payments), Training hours (the number of sessions held), Avg attendance (how many people are at a session on average), and Total income.
The charts break the numbers down by period. Expenses show up as negative values, so you can read off your profit too.
A period that's still running (this month, say) shows where things stand right now: a session counts as held once it has started. Sessions count in the stats as soon as you schedule them, but attendance and income only once they happen. So the sessions still ahead of you are shown separately on the Sessions and Training hours cards (“+6 planned”), and the averages only use sessions already held. The same goes for income and expenses dated ahead.
The comparison runs to the same day too: October 1–27 against September 1–27, and 2026 up to October 27 against 2025 up to October 27. A period that hasn't started yet shows only the planned sessions.
On the charts, today's label is highlighted, and the sessions still ahead show as bars with a dashed outline. In the Cumulative view the line ends at today and the planned part continues as a dotted line.
The stats cards on the home screen count the same way: the Sessions card shows sessions that haven't started yet as “+N planned”, and the arrows compare with the same days of the previous period. Without an internet connection the cards show the whole period, and a short note under them says so.
With Premium, the activity heatmap on the home screen and in stats shows your attendance momentum: spot the strong periods at a glance.
If a number doesn't match what you expect, there's usually a simple reason: archived students and certain excluded items aren't counted, and cancelled sessions get reversed. It's not a bug.