App Analytics

Track visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, traffic sources, and devices for any published Taskade Genesis app with the built-in analytics dashboard, no extra.

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Table of Contents

• Overview

• Analytics Dashboard

• Metrics Breakdown

• Using Analytics to Improve Your App

• Troubleshooting

• What's Next

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Overview

Every published Taskade Genesis app includes a built-in analytics dashboard powered by Tinybird. Track visitors, understand behavior, and optimize your apps — no third-party tools required.

Requirement: Analytics only track published apps. Unpublished apps don't generate visitor data. See Publish and Clone Your Apps to get your app live.

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Analytics Dashboard

Access analytics from your Taskade Genesis app's dashboard view. Data updates in real-time.

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Metrics Breakdown

Summary Cards

Metric	What It Measures	Why It Matters
Total Visits	Number of unique sessions	Overall app reach
Pageviews	Total pages viewed across all visits	Content engagement depth
Bounce Rate	% of visitors who leave after one page	UX quality indicator
Session Duration	Average time spent per visit	User engagement level
Most Popular Browser	Top browser used by visitors	Testing priority
Visitors Online	Real-time concurrent users	Live demand indicator

Time-Based Trends

Feature	Detail
Daily visitor trends	Line chart showing visitors per day
Pageview trends	Line chart showing pageviews per day
Date range selection	Filter by custom date ranges (7 days, 30 days, custom)
Comparison	Compare current period to previous period

Top Pages

Column	What It Shows
Page Path	URL path within your app
Visitors	Unique visitors to that page
Views	Total views of that page

Insight: If a page has high views but low engagement (short time), consider improving its content or layout.

Geographic Distribution

Column	What It Shows
Location	Country / region of visitors
Visitors	Number of unique visitors from that location

Insight: If most visitors come from a specific region, consider localizing content or adjusting timezone-sensitive features.

Traffic Sources

Column	What It Shows
Source	Where traffic comes from (direct, social, referral, search)
Visitors	Unique visitors from that source
Views	Total pageviews from that source

Insight: High traffic from social means your sharing strategy is working. Low direct traffic means you need better link distribution.

Device Analytics

Column	What It Shows
Device Type	Desktop, mobile, tablet
Visitors	Unique visitors per device

Insight: If mobile visitors exceed desktop, prioritize mobile UX in your next iteration.

Browser Analytics

Column	What It Shows
Browser	Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, etc.
Visitors	Unique visitors per browser

Insight: Test your app on the top 2-3 browsers in this list to ensure compatibility.

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Using Analytics to Improve Your App

Signal	What It Means	Action to Take
High bounce rate (>70%)	Visitors leave quickly	Improve first impression — clearer headline, faster load, better CTA
Low session duration (<30s)	Users aren't engaging	Add more interactive content, simplify navigation
Top page is NOT your main feature	Users miss your core value	Reorganize navigation, add prominent links to key features
Mobile > desktop visitors	Mobile is your primary audience	Optimize mobile layout, larger tap targets, simpler forms
One traffic source dominates	Over-reliance on single channel	Diversify: share on multiple platforms, add SEO, use embed
Geographic concentration	Localized audience	Consider language options, timezone adjustments, local references
Declining trend	Losing engagement over time	Refresh content, add new features, re-promote on social
Growing trend	Momentum is building	Double down on what's working, add sharing prompts

Iterate with data: Use these insights to inform your next Genesis prompt. Example: "My analytics show 60% mobile users — optimize the layout for mobile with larger buttons and a single-column design."

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Troubleshooting

Issue	Cause	Solution
No analytics data showing	App is not published	Publish your app first
Data seems delayed	Real-time updates may have brief lag	Wait a few minutes, refresh the dashboard
Visitor count seems low	App may be Private or Secret	Check visibility settings — Public apps get more traffic
Bounce rate is 100%	Single-page app or landing page	This is normal for single-page apps; focus on session duration instead
Geographic data missing	Privacy/VPN usage by visitors	Some visitor locations can't be determined — this is normal

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What's Next

Guide	What You'll Learn
Publish and Clone Your Apps	Sharing strategies to drive more traffic
A Maker's Guide to AI Prompts	Use analytics insights to write better iteration prompts
Custom AI Agents	Add AI agents to increase engagement
Automations	Automate responses to visitor behavior