Data Piskes Analytics Already Collects but Doesn't Show You Yet
Top pages and top countries are computed on every dashboard request, but the current Analytics interface fetches and discards both.
Every time the Analytics dashboard loads, more gets computed behind the scenes than gets shown to you. Two specific pieces of data — top pages and top countries — are calculated on the backend for every dashboard request, sent back in the response, and then never rendered anywhere on the page.
What's actually being computed
Top pages is a ranking of your ten most-viewed URLs. Top countries is a ranking of your ten highest-traffic countries, worked out from request geolocation. Both are genuinely calculated, not stubbed out — the server does the work and includes the results in what it sends back.
Why you've never seen either
The dashboard page only reads a specific subset of what the backend returns — visits, unique visitors, total events, active users, and top events. Top pages and top countries arrive in the same response and are simply not used by anything on the current page. It's not a bug exactly, and it's not a hidden feature you've missed in a menu somewhere — it's a payload that's fetched in full and partially discarded by the interface as it exists today.
What this means for you
If you've wondered whether Analytics tracks which pages get the most traffic, or which countries your visitors come from, the answer is: yes, that data exists and is being computed right now — it's just not visible anywhere in the product yet. There's no workaround inside the current dashboard to surface it; the interface simply doesn't have a place for it today.
This is worth flagging honestly rather than treating as a confirmed roadmap item — it describes what the backend already does, not a commitment about when or whether the dashboard will show it.