Analytics is one page with two views. A tab bar switches between Prompts & skills and Blogs; each tab is its own URL, so either can be bookmarked. Both are open to every plan.
The date range
Four presets sit above the charts: the last 7, 30 or 90 days, or the last twelve months.
Every range is whole UTC days, and today is deliberately left out: a day still in progress renders beside complete days as a dip, so the last point of every chart would read as a decline you never had. The caption beside the presets names the exact first and last day covered.
Switch Compare on and the chart draws the previous window of equal length behind the current one. A Δ reads new, not a flat zero, when that window was empty. Growing from nothing is not zero growth.
Windowed or lifetime
The one thing to get right here. Most columns describe the selected range; a few are all-time, and their headers say so.
- Selected range: Views, Uses, Installs, Share, Conv. and Δ.
- All-time, whatever range is picked: People, Installs (all-time) and Rating.
What each number counts
- Prompt views are reveals of your prompt, collapsed to once per person per UTC day. People counts distinct humans who have ever revealed it, once each, forever. They measure different things and are meant to disagree.
- Prompt uses are Playground runs of your prompt, also once per person per day. The uses figure on the prompt card counts every run instead, so the two will not match.
- Skill views and Skill installs follow the same daily rule, and an install only counts once it actually completes.
- Your own reveals and runs never count towards any of it.
The rest of the page
Where activity happens splits events by the surface that emitted them, Prompt page or Playground. It is not referrer or traffic-source data, which nothing here records. The conversion funnel has exactly two stages, reveal then run, because those are the only events anything writes.
Clicking a row filters the table. The chart above always stays account-wide. Export downloads the series or the breakdown as CSV.
The Blogs tab reports all-time views across your live posts, this range's views beside them, and a split by audience. Drafts are listed but kept out of the totals and the average, so unpublished work cannot drag your views-per-post down. Est. read time is the estimate you typed while writing, never measured reading.