Understanding Your Charts

Your progress charts tell a story of improvement. Here's how to read them effectively and identify meaningful patterns.

Chart Elements Explained

• Main Line: Your metric value over time (each point is one session)
• Trend Line: The overall direction of your improvement (smoothed average)
• Target Zone: The shaded area showing your goal range
• Session Markers: Dots you can hover for detailed session info

Reading WPM Charts

For WPM, you want to see the line stabilizing in the 130-150 range for most speaking contexts. Very high or very low WPM can indicate rushing or hesitation.

Reading Filler Rate Charts

For filler rate, lower is better. A downward trend means you're successfully reducing filler words. Aim for under 3% for professional speaking.

Reading Confidence Charts

Confidence scores range from 1-10. Higher is better. This metric considers vocal steadiness, pace variation, and pause patterns.