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The dashboard

Open a site and you get three things: Overview, any feature tabs you have switched on, and Settings. That is the whole shape of it. If you are used to older versions of Tinylytics, note that the embed snippet now lives inside Settings rather than on a tab of its own.

Tinylytics Overview on the public demo, with a hits chart and stats.

The screenshot above is our public demo site, so you can poke at a busy dashboard without waiting for your own traffic.

Overview

Overview is the page you will actually live on. Hits, unique hits if you have enabled them, the chart, and every table beneath it all follow whichever date range you pick. The one exception is Top pages (all time), which deliberately ignores the date filter. Reading Overview goes through each block and what it does and does not tell you.

Above the chart sits a row of optional summary cards — lifetime hits, current traffic, uptime, and so on. They are there to be turned off as much as on; pick the two or three you actually glance at and hide the rest under Settings → Appearance.

Feature tabs

Tabs appear as you enable the features behind them: Insights, Uptime, Kudos, Community, Content, and Events. Nothing shows up uninvited. Once you have a few, drag them into the order you want under Settings → Appearance → Tabs, so the tab you check daily is the one nearest to hand.

Settings

Everything you can change about a site is behind Settings, one page per area in the sidebar:

  • General: address, label, avatar, and notes
  • Tracking: the embed snippet, the pixel, and what gets counted
  • Appearance: accent colour, charts, tabs, and which stats sections appear
  • Sharing: the public stats page, the stat card, and the webring
  • Collaborators (Ultra): read-only access for other people
  • Email reports and Traffic spikes: the weekly email and the alerts
  • Segments, Goals, Ignore rules, Spam, Raw data, and Import & export: your data
  • Danger zone: archiving and deleting the site

Account

Account, in the top navigation, is deliberately outside any site, because everything in it applies to all the sites you track. It has its own sidebar:

  • Profile: your name, avatar, time zone, and the day your week starts
  • Preferences: how the sites dashboard opens, and the colour theme
  • Emails: whether weekly reports and daily insights arrive per site or grouped
  • Security: email, password, passkeys, and two-factor authentication
  • Billing, Team, Site features, and Export data
  • API keys, Connections, and Webhooks for developers
  • Danger zone: deleting your account

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Reading Overview

What each number on the main dashboard means, and what it honestly cannot tell you.

Site settings

Everything about one site, from its address and tracking code to appearance, sharing, and archiving.