Homepage reply stat: under a minute, 24/7

The Results row's 47s becomes “<1 min, median first reply, 24/7, nights and weekends included”, measured from production (Oct 8 meeting; Gera picked the wording).

11 Oct 2026 · branch copy/home-reply-stat-measured · captured against propflow-stage · at 5bd289a7db9+local

PR #18797

Data note. Every name and balance below comes from propflow-stage, which is anonymized by construction (ADR-0097/0110 — phones in the impossible +1000 NPA, emails @example.test). The identical capture against prod would carry real tenants' names and balances and is not safe to attach anywhere, which is why the generator refuses to run against one.

1 · Before (main): Results row, desktop

The homepage as merged by #18696, captured from that merge commit (the homepage files are the same on main). The first card reads 47s, which matches the measured median in no window, and claims holidays on one holiday conversation.

Asserted in the captured DOM — 47s · Median first reply. · Nights, weekends, and holidays. · 41%

Provenance. Captured from commit 85b412e1425, read from the worktree the server was started from (/Users/miniclaw/code/PropFlow/wt-site-stats-base) — the server could not report its own commit, so this is the weaker of the two sources. That commit is already merged into origin/main.

Sections 2–4 and notes

2 · After: Results row, desktop

The first card is now <1 min, Median first reply. 24/7, nights and weekends included. Re-measured read-only on 2026-10-11, Clara's median first reply is under a minute in every window: 21s since April, 25s over 90 days, 36s over 30 days, 34s over 7 days. After-hours replies are as fast as business-hours ones. The other three cards are unchanged.

Asserted in the captured DOM — <1 min · Median first reply. · 24/7, nights and weekends included. · 92% · 41% · 15–21%. The new figure and line are on screen, and the other three cards are untouched.

3 · After: 1280px, the tightest four-across width

At 1280px each card is narrowest (about 203px inside) and figures never wrap. <1 min is about as wide as 15–21%, which the row was already sized for, so it stays on one line inside its card.

Asserted in the captured DOM — <1 min · 15–21%

After: 1280px, the tightest four-across width

4 · After: phone (390px)

One column on a phone. The new line fits inside its card.

Asserted in the captured DOM — <1 min · 24/7, nights and weekends included.

What is next

Part 2 points /platform/leasing-ai at this same record and at the 41% tours record, and removes that page's unsourced figures, so no public page contradicts another.