Live analytics for websites, SaaS and apps
Statiku shows every visitor the moment they arrive, on a live globe, and follows them from the first visit to the sign-up, the download and the sale. Bring your history from Google Analytics, and track anything else you like.
Free for 30 days. No card needed.
Real screens, with demo data.
Used by 
Notchlight to follow every visit, from the first page to the licence.
A scoreboard for launch day, every visitor moving through your pages, a score for every page, heatmaps, page speed and errors, and any number you want to follow.
What a site usually needs several products for, in one, on every plan.
| What you see | In Statiku | What it usually takes |
|---|---|---|
| Who's on your site right now, on a globe and moving through your pages | Included | A realtime analytics tool |
| Visitors, sources, pages, countries, devices and campaigns, for any period | Included | A web analytics tool |
| Where people click and how far down they read | Included | A heatmap tool |
| Page speed for real visitors, script errors and broken pages | Included | A performance monitor and an error tracker |
| Revenue by source, campaign and page, from Stripe or Polar | Included | A spreadsheet and your payment provider's reports |
| Anything else you want to follow, charted any way you like | Included | A metrics service |
| A live board for the TV, and a weekly report by email or Slack | Included | A dashboard tool, and someone to write the report |
Type its address. Statiku finds its icon and makes your tracking code.
Into your site's header, or follow the steps for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer or Google Tag Manager.
Your first visitor turns the setup page green, and appears on the globe the same second.
Statiku counts from the moment its code is on your site. Import what another tool counted before, and every report reaches back to your first visitor, each day counted once.
Your reports, back to day oneYes. Sign in with Google and pick your property, or download a CSV from Google Analytics and add it. Plausible, GitHub releases and files from most other tools work too.
Anything you can send from a script, a server or a device: installs, sales, a score, a sensor's reading, a server's status. Each value is a number, a word or a yes/no, with labels to split it by, and each tracker is charted as a line, bars, a pie or a table. See the docs.
No. Statiku notes where on a page a click landed (and the text of the link or button) and how far down the page a visit read, and draws the heat over your real page. Nothing records the screen or what anyone types.
Yes. "What changed?" explains any period against the one before: the sources, pages, countries and devices behind the change, and the busiest and quietest days. Questions in your own words are answered from the same numbers.
Every site has a TV view: who's on it now and where, today's conversions and takings, and a moment for every sale. Share it at a link of its own for a launch day or a team channel, and turn the link off whenever you like.
Every visitor is placed in their approximate city, from their IP address, while they're on your site; the city is never stored. If you turn it on, visitors can also choose to share their exact location, and then show on their street. It's off unless you turn it on, and they're always asked first.
In the EU, in Stockholm, Sweden. See the privacy policy and the data processing agreement.
Choose a plan to keep seeing your reports. If you don't, Statiku keeps counting for you, and everything is there when you do.
Yes: the Swift SDK counts installs, trials and licences of your Mac and iOS apps, and matches each install to the website visit it came from.
Add your site now and watch them arrive. Plans from €9 a month after a free 30-day trial: see pricing.