Real screens, captured from the running product on a demo site. Nothing is redrawn, and every figure comes from generated traffic — never a customer’s data.
The headline numbers, what they are compared against, and the curve behind them. Metrics, range and tiles all live in the URL, so the view you are reading is the view you can send.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
Sources, referrers and every UTM field, each a searchable, sortable, exportable table. Clicking a row filters the whole dashboard by it.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
/orders/48213 and /orders/48214 are one page, not two. Entry pages, exit pages and average scroll depth sit beside the list.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
A goal is an event, a page or a click. Each carries its conversion rate, its value, and the pages that actually convert.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
Ordered steps over a conversion window, with the loss at each one. The steps are stored with the funnel, so deleting a goal never rewrites its history.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
Clicks, hovers, attention and scroll reach — aggregated by construction, with no visitor id, no session and no recording. Every reading carries its sample size and its certainty.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
Intraday charts read a five-minute tier that expires on its own; once a window ages past it, the same question is answered from the raw events, which are still there.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
Codes for print that redirect through us: the scans land in the same reports as everything else, and the design stays scannable because the contrast is measured, not assumed.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
A script tag served first-party from your own subdomain, plus server-side keys for the traffic a browser tag never sees.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
Roles per organisation, invitations that expire, and a white-label share page for reports that leave the team.
Screenshot of the product on a demo site — generated traffic, never customer data.
Every headline metric carries its comparison, and the explanation sits beside it rather than on a page of its own.
A metric that cannot be measured shows an em dash and says why. You will never see a fabricated zero.
Numbers are set in a tabular monospace so columns line up, and the chart palette stays legible with colour-blindness.
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