The console and Settings

The web console is served by the engine on CONSOLE_HOST. It is plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript with no framework, and installs as an app: Add to Home Screen on an iPhone, Add to Dock on a Mac.

Signing in

The first time, sign in with any username, such as admin, and the server's ADMIN_PASSWORD. With two-factor sign-in on, the console then asks for the code from your authenticator app, or a recovery code. A passkey signs in without either. The server answers with an HttpOnly session cookie, for 12 hours or, with "Keep me signed in", 30 days. No script can read it, and the console keeps nothing about the session in JavaScript or in storage.

Overview

Every app's visitors and pageviews with their change against the previous period and a trend, who is here now, open requests and the waitlist, as cards or a sortable table, and the latest requests.

Dashboard

• Totals: visitors, visits, pageviews, views per visit, bounce rate and visit duration, each with its change.
• The chart: visitors and pageviews, the previous period dashed, and up to three custom events. Drag across it to zoom into that time.
• Breakdowns: pages (top, entry and exit), sources (with UTM source, medium and campaign), a map and countries, devices, browsers and operating systems, languages, goals and feedback ratings.
• Filters: click a row to filter everything by it; the chips at the top remove filters. Saved segments (Settings › Apps) apply a set of filters in one click.
• Time windows: 30 minutes, 24 hours, a month, everything, or any range in the picker, to the minute.
• Your own layout: Customize arranges the panels, and you can keep several dashboards per app. See Dashboards and funnels.

Each app

Under each app in the sidebar: its Dashboard, Events, Funnels, Errors (Tracking errors) and Tracing with its traces, logs and services (Tracing). The Lab lists every app's experiments and feature flags (A/B tests and feature flags). A feature switched off for an app leaves its menu.

Inbox

Requests from every app by status (open, in progress, resolved, spam, archived), with filters by kind and app, search and CSV export. One request shows what was sent with its context (page, version, browser, device, country, your own fields), its attachments, its notes and its history. Reply opens an email to the sender; resolved requests can be archived in one go.

Waitlist

Every app's lists and their counts, signups per day, and the signups with their status (waiting, invited, joined). Change a status, remove a signup, or export the list as CSV. Changing a status sends no email; inviting people is up to you.

Privacy and notifications

Privacy finds everything stored for one email address across every app, downloads it, or erases it, for access and deletion requests. The bell shows what arrived since you last looked.

Settings