The record · Sample dashboard
What people do day by day, who keeps them going, and what it adds up to.
Every evening check adds a data point, held by the partner that runs the room. This is the network-wide view, added up from partners' totals. Use the filters.
Who keeps going
Share taking a step each day: people in rooms, against people using the same evening check alone.
From day one to day 90
Out of everyone who joined a room.
More days with a step, more goals reached
Share who reached their bigger goal by day 28, grouped by how many days they took a step.
Being noticed brings people back
Chance of taking a step the day after a missed day, by what happened in between.
Bigger goals get changed more, not abandoned more
Where people were on day 28, by the size of their goal. "Changed course" means they learned the goal was wrong and said so.
By region
Share still stepping in week four (3+ steps in days 22–28), in the three regions the first rooms are planned for. Illustrative: no rooms run in any region yet. Click one to filter.
Where the steps led
Self-reported at day 90 with a dated detail.
Days with a step, across backgrounds
Each dot is a group's share of days with a step; the faint line is its uncertainty range; the dashed line is the overall figure. Gaps show where funded seats and hosts should go.
Kinds of support, and the lift each shows
Difference in days with a step (out of 28) between people who had this support and people who didn't. Associations, not causes.
AI prompts are logged like any other support, so the record shows whether they help or just add noise.
Where it's hardest
Share who reached their bigger goal, by what they're moving toward and how big it is. Darker is higher.
Rooms travel through groups that already meet
People by the kind of group their room ran in, with each type's share still stepping in week four. The public record names group types, never organizations.
What the partner holds
One person's 28 days per row, as the partner stores it: pseudonymous, no names, no words.
Held by partners, added up openly
Every partner records the same fields the same way (the Step Record standard), so their numbers can be added up without pooling their data.
person_refPseudonymous, unique within the partner. Never leaves.day · statusDay 1–28; step, changed it, no step. Leaves as totals only.step_categoryReach out, make, apply, learn, serve, decide. Totals only.goal_size · towardSingle act to venture-scale; kind of goal. Totals only.supportPeer noticed, host called, outside helper, AI prompt. Totals only.reached · day_90Goal reached by day 28; where it led by day 90. Totals only.group_type · region · backgroundCoarse bands only. Totals only.evidence · consentSelf-reported or host-confirmed; what the person agreed to share. Consent never leaves.lineWhat the person wrote. Never leaves unless they share it.The partner's node computes weekly totals. Raw records stay with the partner.
For new questions, each node answers locally and returns only totals.
Groups under 10 people are hidden; a little statistical noise is added; research access follows the Five Safes.
Help me fill the record with real steps.
We're looking for groups and sponsors to open the first rooms, a technical partner for the data standard, academic partners for the evaluation, and funders to back the record as a public good.
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