Two measures, one conversation
Accuracy describes the share of the task finished correctly. Decision time describes the average seconds per move. Read them together rather than assuming that a faster move is always better.
A slower session might involve more careful choices. Ask about the person’s experience and review the activity record before deciding what to do next.
Keep difficulty in context
An activity-level change can change the task demands. Compare sessions at the same level, with the person’s own recent history in mind.
The shaded usual range in the supplied chart view describes that person’s recent sessions at that level. It is not a population norm. A single session outside the range does not establish improvement or decline in daily life.
Share the record with context
The dashboard supports review across live sessions and home practice. Pro adds PDF progress reports, clinic and funding letters, and CSV exports. Add your clinical interpretation and follow the appropriate consent workflow before sharing.
Explore progress reports and fictional samples, or compare the plans.