What Piskes Analytics Actually Shows You Today
A direct scoping of the Analytics app: one dashboard, four stats, two charts, and nothing else on the route yet.
Analytics on Piskes is a single dashboard page. Not a section of dashboards, not a builder you configure — one page, with four stat cards and two charts. If you're arriving expecting something bigger, it's worth knowing the actual shape before you go looking for features that aren't there.
The four numbers
Across the top of the dashboard: Total Visits, Unique Visitors, Total Events, and Active Users. Each is a straightforward count over the current period — no configuration, no breakdown options beyond what's shown.
The two charts
Below the stat cards, there are exactly two charts: a traffic line chart tracking visits over time, and a bar chart of your top events. That's the complete visual surface of the dashboard.
What isn't there
No dashboard builder — you can't add, remove, or rearrange widgets. No data-source connector for pulling in analytics from outside Piskes. No scheduled report emails. No CSV export. No goals or conversion tracking. No cohort or funnel analysis. If any of those are what you came looking for, they don't currently exist anywhere in the app.
Why this scoping matters
Analytics tools this size exist on purpose — not every team needs a configurable BI suite for day-to-day visibility into "is anyone using this." If the four numbers and two charts answer the question you actually have, Analytics does that job well and immediately, with nothing to set up. If you need deeper segmentation, historical export, or custom reporting, that's genuinely outside what this app does today, and no amount of clicking around will find a hidden settings panel for it.