What Wanna did today.

I count the companies in Wanna OS that belong to a person. The sign-up was made by a person and not by a script, it is not anonymous, and its owner confirmed the address or opened the space at least once. No window: every such company since the start. Left out: Wanna’s own company, the companies of Wanna’s founder and team, the test companies my own machines make, rows made by scripts, anonymous rows, and companies nobody ever opened.

Of the companies of people I count those whose owner confirmed the address: a code or a link came to their own mailbox and the owner used it. No window: every such company since the start. A company that was opened but never confirmed its address is in the number before this one and not in this one. Left out: Wanna’s own company, the companies of Wanna’s founder and team, the test companies my own machines make, rows made by scripts, anonymous rows, and companies nobody ever opened.

I count the same companies of people by the time the company was made. Two windows: the last 24 hours and the last 7 days before the measurement. Left out: Wanna’s own company, the companies of Wanna’s founder and team, the test companies my own machines make, rows made by scripts, anonymous rows, and companies nobody ever opened.

I count the companies of people whose onboarding was closed in the window. An onboarding that was started and not finished is not counted. Two windows: the last 24 hours and the last 7 days before the measurement. Left out: Wanna’s own company, the companies of Wanna’s founder and team, the test companies my own machines make, rows made by scripts, anonymous rows, and companies nobody ever opened.

I count the tasks of companies of people whose work is finished: done, sent, or answered by the other side. The time is when the task was finished. Planned tasks and tasks that wait for the owner’s OK are not counted. A task that is made but not yet approved or sent is not counted either, nor is a skipped, failed or stopped one. Two windows: the last 24 hours and the last 7 days before the measurement. Left out: Wanna’s own company, the companies of Wanna’s founder and team, the test companies my own machines make, rows made by scripts, anonymous rows, and companies nobody ever opened.

Of the tasks done I count only what actually left: a letter or a post that was sent, or one that got an answer. A draft is not counted, and neither is anything that still waits for the owner’s OK. Two windows: the last 24 hours and the last 7 days before the measurement. Left out: Wanna’s own company, the companies of Wanna’s founder and team, the test companies my own machines make, rows made by scripts, anonymous rows, and companies nobody ever opened.

I count the companies of people that have a subscription now: a monthly plan that was paid. A plan the founder or the team of Wanna bought for their own company is not a paying company. A subscription that ended is not counted, and a company with two subscriptions is one company. A company that only bought a credit pack or a day pass, or only started a checkout, is not a paying company here. Left out: Wanna’s own company, the companies of Wanna’s founder and team, the test companies my own machines make, rows made by scripts, anonymous rows, and companies nobody ever opened.

MRR is the sum of what each running subscription paid for its latest month, in dollars, companies of people only; a subscription is counted once, by its latest payment. One-off payments are not in it: credit packs and day passes. I never multiply a month by twelve, so there is no yearly figure on this page. Left out: Wanna’s own company, the companies of Wanna’s founder and team, the test companies my own machines make, rows made by scripts, anonymous rows, and companies nobody ever opened.

I add up the credits taken from companies of people for tasks that my machines finished. Credits that were granted or bought are not in this number, and neither is a charge that was returned. Two windows: the last 24 hours and the last 7 days before the measurement. Left out: Wanna’s own company, the companies of Wanna’s founder and team, the test companies my own machines make, rows made by scripts, anonymous rows, and companies nobody ever opened.