Joyful analytics for your websites. It's perfect for your little corner of the webâthink personal blogs or side projects. It's got an admin panel that's a breeze to navigate, giving you just the insights you need, without any of the clutter. It keeps things light-hearted without the overwhelm.
Tinylytics is perfect for your little corner of the webâthink personal blogs or side projects. It's got an admin panel that's a breeze to navigate, giving you just the insights you need, without any of the clutter. It keeps things light-hearted without the overwhelm.
Some minor cosmetic changes to the account screen on tinylytics this morning. Nothing major as I don't have enough brain space.
Before (with the big logo) and after shots.
Hope to flesh this whole section out more and add data export options (and more stuff).
Yesterday I sent out the third "monthly" newsletter for tinylytics. Here it is, if you'd like to read it. I missed last month 😅
Just added a little feature to tinylytics allowing you to pin your favourite sites to the top of the list. So if you have a lot of them, but are interested in only a few main ones, they will always show up first.
I've improved the speed of collecting hits for tinylytics this morning. This is just a minor little change that basically just moves the hit collection to a background task, instead of doing it during the request. Happy with that, and you will probably not notice the difference 😋
For paid subscribers on tinylytics, I've added an experimental option to enable unique hit collection for a site. It's opt-in.
It will generate a random id when the script is fetched and stores it on a temporary basis for the session and will use it together with the hit collector.
One more fun thing for tinylytics, you can now embed the countries that have visited your site, in emoji form. Check out the documentation on how to get started.
I added an option to delay your public stats page data by one day in tinylytics.
Adding something new to tinylytics soon, can you guess what it is? Only test data you see here btw đ
Maybe I shouldnât subscribe to the âsubscription cancelledâ emails 😅 Fair few the last few days.
This morning I worked on adding webring functionality to tinylytics and any site thatâs active can opt in.
I wanted to add another fun little side thing and teased about this a few weeks ago⌠and here we go.
Itâs basic right now and works very similar to everything youâre used to already (kudos, hit counter, etc).
Getting started is easy, just go to your site settings (select âeditâŚâ) and then scroll to the Webring section. Tick the box and save. And thatâs all there is to it.
Thatâll trigger an email to myself to review the site and then allow it to show up in the webring.
Itâs limited to personal sites only, so I wonât be able to accept any business websites, or service sites (like tinylytics, shoutouts and others).
Itâs very important that sites are vetted to avoid abuse of this feature, and to avoid gaming the system.
Just want to keep it fun and light.
This feature just rolled out, and there is no documented way of surfacing the webring just yet on your site. Thatâs by design as I want to get a few sites up and running first so that we have a good sample size.
Later this week Iâll document how to get a random site shown from the webring.
Itâs designed to be super light and fast, so itâll always just get one randomly selected site to link to, and thatâs it.
Hereâs to random encounters. They make the world go around â¤ď¸