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Open call to Beta testers |
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Written by Datagod
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Tuesday, 01 January 2008 |
 We need beta testers!
There are currently 5 people taking part in the initial beta test. We need more!
What is TinyStats, anyway?
TinyStats is a website visitor tracking system. Every time one of your websites pages is accessed, a call is made to a central server which logs the visitor information such as HostMachine, IPAddress, UserAgent, DomainName, etc. This information is stored in a MySQL database in a series of highly optimized tables.
Every five minutes a process runs that will analyze and summarize the incoming data, making it available for reporting purposes. 
How is TinyStats different from all the other traffic monitors?
The philosophy behind TinyStats has always been "Keep it simple, keep it Tiny!".
TinyStats is a light-weight, straighforward, easy access system. You can get at your data when you need it without having to jump through hoops, signing on to special areas, etc.
The features that make TinyStats stand out from the crowd are as follows:
- TinyStats tracks ALL visitors to your site, not just humans with Javascript enabled.
- The reports are "drillable" via hyperlinks to more reports. You can spend hours drilling into your data, increasing or decreasing the granularity as you see fit.
- Reports are open for all to see, driving traffic back to your website. Web crawlers (Google, Yahoo, etc) absolutely love crawling the the reports.
- TinyStats is a community, not a product. We have an active forum with many excellent ideas being bounced back and forth. The main developer (me) is passionate about TinyStats, and thoroughly enjoys responding to user's feature requests.
How can I join the party?
All you need to do is cut and past the following PHP code into each page you want to actively track. You can download the code here.
Where can I learn more?
Visit our forum, or see TinyStats in action!
Thanks!
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 09 April 2008 )
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