Analytics Explained

• Views: total times your page was opened.
• Clicks: total link clicks on your page.
• Unique visitors: estimated number of distinct people who visited.
• Conversion rate: how often views turn into clicks (clicks divided by views).

• Free ranges: last 24 hours, 3 days, and 7 days.
• Premium unlocks 30 days, 90 days, and All-time.
• A Live now badge shows visitors active in the last 5 minutes.
• The dashboard auto-refreshes every 15 seconds while the tab is open.
• KPI cards show the change versus the previous period.

Analytics are built from normal page visits and link clicks. When possible, we also show helpful context.

• Countries: based on a rough location signal from the visitor’s network.
• Devices / OS: based on the visitor’s device information.
• Traffic sources (referrers): where a visitor came from (for example Instagram, TikTok, Discord, or direct).

Everyone sees views, clicks, top links, country and OS breakdowns. Premium adds a dedicated Insights tab.

• Interactive geo map and a live visitor feed.
• Devices and referrers breakdowns.
• Traffic quality score and returning visitors.
• First-click breakdown to see what people tap first.
• Export the current range to CSV (Premium).

Not all traffic is equal. Some visits come from real people, and some come from automated systems.

Traffic Quality is a simple indicator that helps you understand how “human” your traffic looks overall.

• Higher score: looks more like real user behavior.
• Lower score: looks more like automation, spam, or repeated testing.

Real visitors tend to behave in natural patterns. Bots tend to repeat actions in predictable ways.

• Humans: mixed devices, normal pacing, varied navigation.
• Bots: repeated visits in short bursts, unusual patterns, low engagement.

We filter suspicious activity to keep analytics honest, but no analytics system is perfect.

• Visitors found what they needed in your bio or title.
• They only wanted to confirm you’re real.
• They opened the page by accident and left quickly.
• They planned to click later (common on mobile).

Different platforms count traffic differently. Some count previews, in-app browsers, or repeated refreshes in unique ways.

• Social apps may count link “opens” that never fully load.
• Some platforms group visitors differently across devices or apps.
• We may filter obvious automated or repeated testing to keep your analytics clean.

The goal is consistency and honesty inside thugg.lol — so you can make better decisions.