- Source
- In-house
- Window
- 30d
- Refresh
- 1 min
Telemetry
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Traffic
Last 30 days
Counting the visits.
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- Page views
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- People
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- Visits
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- Reading time per visit
Page views per day.
Reading
Last 30 days
How they read.
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- Engaged visits: read 10 s or opened a second page
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- Pages per visit
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- How far down a page, on average
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- Bounce rate, one page and gone
The most read pages, how long people stayed and how far they read.
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The first page of a visit.
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Sources
Last 30 days
How they found it.
Visits by source.
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Sites that linked here.
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Audience
Last 30 days
Where they read from.
Each light is a city, sized by its visits.
People, by country.
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Visits, by city.
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First time here, or back again.
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The language they read the site in.
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Their browser's language.
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Rhythm
Western Indonesia Time
When they read.
Page views by weekday and hour. The brightest cell is the busiest hour.
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Devices
Last 30 days
On what.
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Browsers, in-app browsers included.
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Operating systems.
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Screens, in CSS pixels.
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Dark or light, as they read it.
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Performance
Core Web Vitals · p75
How fast it felt.
Measured on real readers' devices, 0 page loads. Three in four were at least this fast.
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Next stops
Last 30 days
Where they went next.
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- Links followed off the site
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- Emails and messages started
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- Short links and downloads
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- Easter eggs found
The links they followed.
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Method
How it is counted
A page counts the moment it opens, from a few lines of the site's own code; there is no analytics library and nothing is sent to anyone else. A visit ends after 30 minutes without activity. Reading time only runs while the tab is in front and the reader is active.
No cookies and no IP addresses are kept: a random id in the browser tells a return visit from a new one, and the city comes from the network. Bots and automated browsers are left out. Records start —; the site's own beacon has measured since —.