Leo, a student, has a goal of thirty hours of exam preparation over six weeks. Two weeks in, he feels behind but cannot say by how much.
In TimeCampus every goal has a trajectory. The planned path from today to the target sits beside the path he is actually on, built from captured study time across his laptop, phone and the library's NFC check-in. The gap and its trend are visible, and TimeCampus flags the goal as drifting before it becomes a crisis.
The same works for a team's sprint commitment, a billable-hours target or a personal habit, and a drifting goal leads straight into a recovery plan.
Illustrative scenario — the persona and any figures are examples, not customer data.
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