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See who visits, no setup

Every published Vibely web app gets visitor analytics from the first visit. No cookies, no banner.

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Every published Vibely web app has built-in visitor analytics with nothing to set up: visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, visit duration, top pages, sources, devices, countries and campaigns. It uses no cookies, stores no IP addresses, and deletes raw data after 90 days.

What it measures

Visitors, pageviews, bounce rate and visit length, plus top pages, sources, devices, countries and campaigns.

Explore a real dashboard

Pick a period, switch metrics, hover the chart. Example data.

Analytics
4 online
072143215286Oct 2Oct 3Oct 4Oct 5Oct 6Oct 7Oct 8
SourceVisitors
  • Direct412
  • google.com361
  • instagram.com188
  • chatgpt.com97
PageVisitors
  • /803
  • /menu391
  • /order244
  • /visit118
Prompt
How many visitors did my app get this week, and where did they come from?
Where to ask
Ask your assistant through the Vibely MCP server, or ask the Vibely agent in the editor.

The whole picture

Visitors, page views, views per visit, visit duration and bounce rate, with a traffic chart and the top sources and pages.

Read your numbers from an AI assistant with the Vibely MCP server.

Private by default

Built so you don’t need a cookie banner for it.

  • No cookies

    Vibely analytics sets no cookies, so it needs no cookie banner of its own.

  • An anonymous ID that changes daily

    Visits are counted with an anonymous ID that changes every day, not with a profile of the visitor.

  • No IP addresses stored

    Vibely analytics doesn’t store visitors’ IP addresses.

  • Raw visits deleted after 90 days

    Individual visit records are removed after 90 days.

  • One switch turns it off

    Disable analytics per project and the script is left out of your app. Error monitoring keeps working.
    Read the privacy policy

Built into every published app

  • Online now

    A live count of visitors active in the last 5 minutes.

  • Eight periods

    Today, yesterday, the last 24 hours, 7, 14, 30 or 90 days, and this month.

  • Campaigns

    Visits grouped by utm_source, so you can see which links worked.

  • Need events or funnels?

    Ask the agent to add PostHog, Google Analytics 4 or Amplitude alongside it.

Frequently asked questions

No. Analytics only counts visits to your published app, not the preview in the editor. Until the first visit arrives, the page shows “No analytics yet”.

Yes. Every visit to the published address counts, including yours.

Analytics covers published web apps. For iOS and Android apps, use App Store Connect and Play Console, or ask the agent to add an analytics tool.

Yes. Turn on Disable analytics in the project’s settings and the script is left out of your app. Error monitoring keeps working.