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Public dashboards

Share your numbers with a link: what the three switches publish, and how to revoke a link.

What a public dashboard is

A read-only version of your site's numbers at a link anyone can open, no account needed: totals, the traffic chart, engagement, geography, pages, sources and devices, over any range the visitor picks. You turn it on under your site's Settings, in the Public dashboard panel, and the link is minted there.

Three decisions

  • The dashboard switch opens the whole data board at once; the text under it lists exactly what becomes visible. Off, the link answers nothing at all.
  • Live visitors is separate: the active-visitor count only, no pages or countries. Some owners share history but not presence.
  • Site identity is separate too: your site's name and favicon in the header. Off, the page stays anonymous and shows the shape of the traffic without saying whose it is.

The viewer's controls

A visitor to the share page picks their own range and their own timezone (searchable by country or city), so a reader in another country reads your day on their clock. Their choices touch nothing of yours.

Revoking a link

Rotate link mints a new address and the old one stops working immediately, including any open live streams. Turning the dashboard off keeps the address but answers nothing. Share pages are deliberately not indexed by search engines; public means whoever has the link, not findable in Google. For embedding a single number instead of a whole board, use widgets.