Two numbers, always together, always with their base. Week of 2026-09-14; twelve complete weeks behind it.
Daily habit
26%
every weekday, all of the last 4 weeks · 89 of 344 accelerator accounts
Daily use this week
38%
week of 09-14 · 130 of 344
Daily use, paying product customers
69%
125 of 181 accelerator accounts on a paid tier
Daily use, not paying
3%
5 of 163
All onboarded accounts, daily habit
1.9%
94 of 4,972
89 of 344 accelerator accounts (26%) used the product every weekday for each of the last four weeks. In the week of 2026-09-14 alone it was 130 (38%). Among the 181 accelerator accounts that pay for the product, 125 (69%) used it every weekday; among the 163 that do not, 5 (3%) did. "Daily" on this page always means every weekday, Monday to Friday, a person acting.
Where everyone sits one bar per population, adds to 100%
Same six buckets, same colours, same order, every bar. The dark end is the habit; the pale end is the call list. Every account, feature by feature: the table. Who to call: Accounts.
every weekday, all 4 weeksevery weekday this week3–4 weekdays1–2 weekdaysnothing this week, active earliernothing in 4 weeks
Accelerator accounts base 344
26%
12%
12%
16%
12%
22%
All onboarded accounts base 4,972
6%
85%
Accelerator, paying for the product · this week base 181
69%
27%
Accelerator, not paying for the product · this week base 163
29%
68%
Which features are actually daily weekly reach vs every-weekday habit
The pale dot is used at least once this week; the dark dot is used every weekday. The gap is the difference between a weekly tool and a daily one.
Paying product customers in accelerator base 181
All accelerator accounts base 344
Is it moving twelve weeks, two lines, the target when it exists
Are they using more of it weekly credits, all accelerator accounts, trailing average
Weekly visible credits across every accelerator account, holiday weeks shown faded and left out of the average. First four of the eight averaged 108,685 a week, last four 166,332. 256 accounts consumed anything in the week of 09-14; $14,606 visible usage dollars that week.
The words so the number stops changing between rooms
Daily use = an account with at least one hands-on or with-Lana action on every weekday of a fixed Monday–Friday week. Never counts Saturday or Sunday. Never counts automated runs. Daily habit = daily use in each of the last four complete non-holiday weeks. The sustained number, and the one to set a target on. Used this week = at least one action on any weekday. That is weekly active. It is not daily and is never called daily. Every figure carries its base: accelerator accounts (344), paying product customers in accelerator (181), all onboarded accounts (4,972). Account grain. A member company with two workspaces is two accounts here. Holiday weeks are shown, marked, and excluded from four-week habit windows and week-over-week comparisons. Credits on this page are visible credits, the amount deducted from the account, summed across all accelerator accounts by fixed week. The trailing average skips holiday weeks.
Confidential — Internal
Source: ANALYTICS.WEEKLY_ACTIVE (account × fixed Mon–Fri ET week; hands-on and with-Lana actions; onboarded canonical accounts; persons not logins; per-feature weekday counts; product paying flag from CANONICAL_BILLING). Registered as daily_use_week and daily_habit_4wk in reports/definitions.yml. This page computes counts over that table and nothing else.