Numbers the owner reads. Not a slide deck for a Monday meeting.
Revenue, attendance and membership trends surfaced against the questions a gym owner actually asks - not against a metric someone else decided is important.
A dashboard is only useful if it changes what you do next.
Most gym reports live in a spreadsheet nobody opens after month-end. Numbers sit in columns, but the answer to "is this month worse or just different" never surfaces.
Coressssfitzaa9's analytics view is the opposite: at-a-glance answers to the questions a gym owner actually asks. What's this month vs last. Who's about to lapse. Which slot is underused. Which branch is pulling ahead.
Revenue trend
Twelve-month rolling view - not a raw spreadsheet. Highlights months that are outside the pattern.
Active vs at-risk members
One number for engaged members, one for at-risk - the second is what earns your attention.
Renewal rate
Percentage of cycles renewed on time - the retention number that actually predicts revenue next month.
Attendance heatmap by slot
Which hours are packed, which are empty - a floor-planning signal, not a vanity chart.
Branch roll-up
For multi-location gyms, every metric rolls up cleanly - branch level and total.
Exports that respect access
CSV exports scoped to what the viewer's role permits - front desk, trainer, owner.