How to Use Advanced Analytics

Hiro, a 58-year-old history teacher, subscribed on his third day specifically because he wanted to understand his cognitive patterns — not just a single accuracy number. His Advanced Analytics show that he scores 82% on details and 79% on names, but only 51% on sequences. Understanding this helps him focus his practice. This guide explains how to access and read Advanced Analytics.

Requirements

Advanced Analytics requires a Basic Subscription (Tier C) or Premium Subscription (Tier D).

Steps

1. Open the Progress tab.

2. Tap "Advanced Analytics" (visible in the Progress tab for subscribers; locked with an upgrade prompt for Free/Ad-free users).

3. View the fact-type breakdown chart. This bar chart shows your average accuracy for each fact type across all your sessions:

   • Names — people and organization names from the stories
   • Dates — specific dates, years, and time references
   • Locations — places, cities, buildings, and geographic references
   • Numbers — quantities, measurements, counts
   • Sequences — ordered steps or events
   • Details — descriptive facts and contextual details

4. Read your Strongest and Weakest summary. At the top of the Advanced Analytics screen, two fact types are highlighted: your highest-accuracy type and your lowest-accuracy type. For example: "Strongest: Details (82%) | Weakest: Sequences (51%)."

5. View the time-of-day chart. This chart shows whether your accuracy differs by when you exercise — morning, afternoon, or evening. Some users find they perform measurably better at certain times.

6. Review trend lines per fact type. Scroll down to see how each fact type's accuracy has changed over time. A rising line on "Sequences" indicates that fact type is improving.

What to Do With This Information

• Struggling with numbers: pay extra attention to numeric facts when reading stories. Try saying numbers aloud during the reading phase.
• Struggling with sequences: practice narrating the story's events in order during retelling rather than recalling facts randomly.
• Better in the morning: consider shifting your exercise to morning sessions if your schedule allows.
• Share with a care team: Ronaldo used a screenshot of his fact-type breakdown as evidence to share with his neurologist — a concrete data point beyond a single accuracy number.

Expected Outcome

The Advanced Analytics screen loads with your fact-type breakdown, Strongest/Weakest summary, time-of-day chart, and per-fact-type trend lines. All data reflects your actual session history.