Public stats

Publishing your analytics is a small act of good faith, and plenty of people who run personal sites like doing it. A public stats page gives your site’s numbers their own URL that anyone can read, with no account and nothing installed.

Turn it on under Settings → Sharing with Make stats public. The live URL appears right below the switch.

One thing to know before you share it widely: the link is disposable by design. Switching public stats off breaks the current URL, and switching it back on mints a new one. That is deliberate — it means revoking access genuinely revokes it — but it also means an old bookmark will not start working again later.

Once the page is public, more options appear under the switch. Paid plans can use Let visitors filter, which lets visitors change the date range rather than only seeing your default view, Show uptime, and Remove Tinylytics branding.

Sharing privately

Ultra accounts, along with some grandfathered ones, can set a Password, which turns the page into something you can share with a client or a colleague without publishing it to the world. Append ?token= and the password to the URL for anyone who should see it. You can still view the page yourself while signed in, and clearing the field and pressing Save removes the protection. The link shown under Link already includes the password.

Webring membership lives on the same screen — see webring.