# Embed the script Every site has its own embed script, tied to the domain you configured when you added it. Installing Tinylytics means copying that one tag from **Settings** and pasting it into your pages, ideally just before the closing `` tag. It works in `` too, as long as you keep `defer` on it so the browser does not wait for us before painting the page. ![Tracking code in Settings](docs/embed-code.png) Click the snippet in Settings and it copies itself. ```html ``` That is the entire installation. Load one of your own pages and the hit should appear on Overview within a moment. ## A smaller file If you would rather ship fewer bytes, add `/min` to get a minified build. It behaves identically. ```html ``` ## Single-page apps A normal page load is easy to count. An app that swaps the URL without loading a new document is not, because the script never runs again. Adding `?spa` loads a version that can count more than once per document. ```html ``` With `?spa`, Tinylytics counts the first view, counts again on every `turbo:load` event, and exposes `window.tinylytics.triggerUpdate()` so you can count a view yourself. If you use Turbo, that is all you need. If you use React Router, Vue Router, or anything else with its own history handling, call `triggerUpdate()` after each navigation: ```javascript window.tinylytics?.triggerUpdate() ``` Repeat calls for the same URL are ignored, so an over-eager router will not double-count. You can combine `?spa` with `/min`. ## Hosts that will not accept a script tag Some publishing platforms strip `