Analytics
Overview is the main view of a site, and most of what follows is about reading it well: what a hit is, why unique hits are an approximation rather than a headcount, and how to carve one busy site into views you can actually reason about.
The pages here fall into three groups. Reading Overview, unique hits, and export are about understanding what you already have. Segments, goals, and events are about telling Tinylytics what you care about. Ignoring your hits and spam are about keeping the numbers honest, which matters more on a small site than a large one โ a single stuck browser tab can distort a week.
Reading Overview
What each number on the main dashboard means, and what it honestly cannot tell you.
Unique hits
An honest estimate of daily visitors, built without storing anything about a person.
Ignoring your hits
Keep your own reloads out of your numbers, and keep noise out for good.
Segments
Named views of one site by path prefix, so a busy domain reads like several small ones.
Goals
Name the handful of things you actually want visitors to do, and watch the rate.
Events
Count the clicks that matter โ downloads, signups, subscriptions โ with one HTML attribute.
Insights
A short daily read of what changed in your traffic, written from data you already have.
AI agent traffic
See what assistants and crawlers are reading, counted separately from your human visitors.
Spam
A review queue for traffic that does not look human, with the delete button left to you.
Export
Your data in CSV, from the dashboard, from a whole site, or from the entire account.