Visitor analytics

Once your app or website is published, Yorki counts who visits it. There is nothing to set up and nothing to add to your app: the numbers start with the first visit after your first publish.

Where to see them

Open Settings, Analytics. Pick Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days or Last 12 months at the top. On the site now shows how many people have the site open at the moment.

Visits to your own domain count too, together with your yorki.app address: one set of numbers per app.

What each number means

• Visits: one sitting of one person. A person who comes back after half an hour without clicking starts a new visit. The small line under it counts the visitors: different people.
• Page views: every page that was opened, also when the same person opens it again.
• Engaged visits: the share of visits that opened more than one page.
• Average time: how long a visit lasted on average. Only visits that opened more than one page have a length; a one-page visit counts as zero.
• The change under each number compares with the period of the same length just before.
• Visitors per day: the chart. Switch between Visitors and Page views above it.
• Sources: where visitors came from, grouped as Search and AI (search engines and AI assistants such as ChatGPT), Social (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and the like), Referral (other websites that link to you), Ads (paid links) and Direct (a typed address, a bookmark or an app that hides where it came from).
• Pages, Countries and Devices: the pages opened most, where visitors were, and whether they used a phone, a tablet, a laptop or a desktop.

Tag the links you share

To see a flyer, a newsletter or a post as its own source, add three words to the link you share:

https://your-app.yorki.app/?utm_source=flyer&utm_medium=print&utm_campaign=spring

utm_source is where the link was (flyer, newsletter, instagram), utm_medium what kind it was (print, email, social) and utm_campaign which campaign it belongs to. A QR code works the same way: make it from the tagged link. A link with a paid medium such as cpc counts as Ads.

Turn counting off

Collect visitor statistics at the bottom of the page turns the counting off for this app. Nothing new is counted from then on and what was already counted stays. Turn it back on there whenever you like; you do not need to publish again.

What is not counted

• Your preview: only the published app is counted.
• Known bots and crawlers.
• Visitors whose browser or blocker refuses the counting script.

How long history is kept

Visitor statistics are kept for 365 days on every plan. Older visits are removed every night.

Privacy

Visits are counted without cookies, and nothing is stored in your visitors' browsers. A visitor's internet address is used only to tell visits apart, turned into a code that changes every day, and never stored. What is kept is the page, where the visitor came from, the country (and the region and city when known), the kind of device, the browser, the screen size, the language and the time. Links keep only campaign tags, so a sign-in or password link never ends up in your statistics. Nothing goes to an advertising network, and the numbers stay on Yorki's servers in the EU. Yorki counts them on your behalf as the app's owner; the privacy policy explains it in full.

Ask Yorki about your visitors

In Build, Chat or Plan, mention your visitors, for example "how many people visited last week?" or "did the spring flyer bring anyone?", and Yorki reads the numbers before it answers.