Personal Activity Statistics

All four organisations cited the need to make peer mentor contributions visible and quantifiable. A personal statistics screen directly addresses this by turning raw activity logs into meaningful summaries that volunteers can be proud of. This drives retention and motivation without requiring gamification features in MVP. From an organisational standpoint, accurate personal statistics reduce coordinator overhead because peer mentors can self-monitor their own activity levels. The feature also strengthens the case for Bufdir reporting by demonstrating that data captured in the app is reliable and auditable, building trust in the platform as the authoritative source of truth for volunteer contributions.

Built in Flutter using Riverpod providers that query the local Drift database for activity records scoped to the authenticated user. Aggregation (counts, durations, type breakdowns) is performed in Dart to support offline access. Time-period filtering (week, month, year, all-time) is handled client-side with reactive state updates. Charts use a lightweight Flutter charting library (e.g. fl_chart) with WCAG 2.2 AA compliant colour contrast and semantic labels for screen readers. The statistics view must degrade gracefully when no activities have been logged yet, showing an empty-state illustration with a call-to-action. Data is refreshed from the backend on reconnection via the background sync service; the UI always reads from the local cache to guarantee offline availability.