Modula Gallery Pro keeps the same data shape as Modula Lite: galleries live in the modula-gallery custom post type, albums in modula-albums, and image lists, grid type, lightbox, and addon configuration sit in postmeta. Pro adds extra postmeta keys for the Watermarks, Video, Filters, GIFs, Albums Pro, and Speed Up Lite addons, plus extra grid types and lightbox themes. The default Pro admin shows the gallery list with standard WP columns, so cross-gallery questions about Pro addon coverage and grid type mix live in the postmeta rather than any admin surface.

SleekView Charts reads both Modula CPTs and their Pro postmeta and turns them into a dashboard. A Number card counts total galleries and total images. A Pie splits galleries by grid type (creative, custom, masonry, grid, slider). A Bar ranks galleries by image count or by attached Pro addon. An Area card traces gallery creation cadence so an agency sees the rhythm of client deliveries.

Every card reads through the postmeta Modula Pro already writes, so the lightbox, the Pro addons, and any cache layer continue to behave normally. Pro addons each show up as additional chart dimensions when active, which means license value reads as a chart rather than an impression.

Modula Pro stacks several Pro addons on top of the standard gallery CPT, and the result is a content type with rich metadata: grid type, lightbox theme, image list, watermark presence, video gallery flag, filter taxonomy, GIF support, and Speed Up Lite cache. The cost of that richness is that every gallery looks the same in the admin list, and the cross-cutting questions about addon coverage, grid-type mix, and editorial cadence go unasked. SleekView Charts reads the modula-gallery CPT, the modula-albums CPT, and the Pro postmeta the plugin already writes and turns the answers into a dashboard.

Photographers see portfolio shape in seconds, editorial teams see publishing cadence, agencies see client delivery rhythm, and developers see which Pro addons earn their license. Modula keeps rendering galleries and managing addons. The team finally has the dashboard that turns a vague sense of catalog scale into a chart with a number on every axis.