Uncanny Toolkit and Toolkit Pro bundle dozens of opt-in modules for login, registration, admin UX, redirects, and access control. Each enabled module persists its slice of data into wp_options, user meta, or a module-specific table. The default admin lets you configure each module in isolation, but it does not present module activity as data.

SleekView Charts reads the option keys, user meta, and module-owned activity tables the same way the table view does, then presents the data as chart cards. Login activity becomes a time-series Area card. Registration outcomes become a Pie of successful versus captcha-failed signups. Module distribution becomes a Bar of activity per active module.

The dashboard is the cross-module view Toolkit's settings pages do not offer. Site admins see at a glance which module is firing, which redirect rule is winning, and where login pressure is concentrated, without clicking through one settings screen per module.

Uncanny Toolkit's strength is breadth: many small modules, each doing one job and persisting its own slice of data. The default admin reflects that breadth as a list of settings pages, which means the cross-cutting question (which module is firing the most events, what's the overall login load, where are signups failing) has no answer screen. SleekView Charts reads what every active module already writes and presents it as one dashboard.

Site admins, security, and membership ops each get a saved view that summarises Toolkit activity across the whole install.