Pet Care Punch Card Tracker.

Build a package and punch card tracker for Wagging Lane Pet Care, a grooming and daycare shop in Asheville that sells prepaid packages and needs balances and expirations visible at a glance. Layout. Top row of four stat cards: Active Packages (74), Unredeemed Liability ($6,120), Expiring Within 30 Days (9), Credits Redeemed This Month (22). The main region is a package register table with columns for pet name, owner, package type badge (5 Visit Punch Card, 10 Visit Punch Card, Grooming Prepay, Monthly Membership), credits remaining shown as a count like 3 of 10 with a small progress indicator, purchase date, expiration date, and status. Default sort is soonest expiration first. Filters above the table: package type, status (Active, Expiring Soon, Expired, Used Up), and a search box for pet or owner name. Each row has a Check In action that burns one credit and stamps a redemption, and clicking a row opens a detail panel with the owner's phone, package terms, and a redemption history timeline. To the right of the table place a rail with two cards: an Expiring Soon list showing the nine packages inside 30 days with owner name and credits left, and a donut chart of unredeemed liability by package type. An Add Package button opens a dialog capturing pet, owner, package type, credits, price, purchase date, and expiration. Data. Seed about 70 pets and owners with warm believable names (Biscuit and the Harmons, Juniper and Priya Nair) holding 74 packages: roughly 24 five visit cards, 26 ten visit cards, 14 grooming prepays, and 10 memberships, priced $45 to $600. Include about 45 redemptions across the last 8 weeks to power the timelines and the monthly count. Plant the story: a spring promotion sold a batch of 10 visit daycare cards that all expire within the next 30 days, and most still have more than half their credits unused, so the Expiring Soon rail and the liability donut both point at the same problem. Behavior. Liability, credits remaining, and every stat are computed from packages and redemptions, never typed. Status colors: green Active, amber Expiring Soon within 30 days, red Expired, gray Used Up. Check ins and edits are member actions, so the register, rail, and charts must tell the whole story read only for public visitors. Visual identity. Use a forest green accent for primary actions, progress indicators, and active states on a clean light neutral base, with a friendly neighborhood shop feel.