At a glance
Your dashboard opens with a short summary, not a wall of numbers. Scroll down and you'll find the details behind it.
Visitors this month
1,204
Your visitors, growing week after week.
At the top of your dashboard, you get a few plain sentences that explain your day: how many people visited, whether that's more or less than before, and where most of them came from. You don't have to read a single chart to know how things are going.
Below the summary, you see your visitors and page views for today, this week, or this month, all on one page. Switch between the periods with one click, nothing to set up.
See how many people are on your site right now, and which pages they're reading. It's a quick way to check if a new post or an email you just sent is bringing people in.
Watch your visitors hour by hour today, or day by day across the week and month. You'll notice patterns, like which days bring more readers, without working them out yourself.
Every day, week, and month is shown next to the one before it, so you always know if things got better or worse. No need to remember last month's numbers on your own.
Log in and the summary is the first thing you see, before any chart.
Switch between today, this week, or this month to see how your visitors are changing.
There's nothing to maintain. Open the page whenever you want an update.
No. The summary at the top explains your visitors in plain sentences. The charts are there if you want more detail, but you never have to read them.
It updates as new visits come in, so the numbers you see stay close to the moment.
Yes. You can look back over your history and compare any period with another.
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