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App analytics gives you a clear picture of how people interact with your app. You can see who visits most often, which pages get the most traffic, and how activity changes over time so you can improve your app experience and focus your work where it matters most.
Viewing your Base44 app's analytics

Viewing your Base44 app's analytics

Important: App analytics are only available for apps that require login. Analytics do not appear for public apps that do not require login.

Accessing your app analytics

You can open your app analytics from your app’s dashboard. This takes you straight to the main Analytics page, where you see your summary cards, charts, and tables. To access your app analytics:
  1. Click Dashboard in your app editor.
  2. Click Analytics.
  3. (Optional) At the top of the page, set the date range and page filter you want to review.
Accessing your app's analytics

Accessing your app's analytics


Understanding your analytics

Your analytics bring together cards and charts that show who is using your app, which pages they visit, and how their activity changes over time. Understanding what each data point means helps you spot trends, measure the impact of changes, and decide where to focus your next improvements.

Total unique users

The Total Unique Users card shows how many distinct people accessed your app during the selected date range and page filter. Each person is counted once in that period, even if they visit your app many times.

Top users

The Top Users panel highlights the people who visit your app most frequently in the selected date range. For each person, you see their identifier, such as an email address and the number of visits they made in that period. This helps you spot your most engaged people and potential advocates, check that internal teammates or test accounts are using the app, and find people you may want to contact for feedback about your app experience.

Top pages

The Top Pages section shows which pages in your app receive the most visits for the selected date range. For each page, you see:
  • The page name.
  • Its total visit count.
  • A horizontal bar that makes it easy to compare traffic between pages.
Use this view to see which areas of your app attract the most attention, confirm that important flows such as onboarding or dashboards get the traffic you expect, and identify pages with very low traffic that may need design, navigation, or content changes.

Unique users over time

The Unique Users Over Time chart shows how many distinct people access your app on each day within the selected date range. You can:
  • Track daily activity and see whether your audience is growing.
  • Compare days before and after product changes or marketing campaigns.
  • Spot sudden spikes or drops that may point to issues or successes.

Total usage over time

The Total Usage Over Time chart shows how many visits your app receives on each day, including repeat visits from the same person. This helps you:
  • Understand how often people return, not only how many arrive.
  • Compare overall traffic patterns with unique people over time.
  • Notice days when activity is unusually high or low so you can investigate further.

FAQs

Click a question below to learn more about app analytics.
Look at both charts side by side. If unique people are steady but total usage grows, the same people are visiting more often. If unique people grow but total usage stays flat, new people arrive but do not return often, so you may want to improve retention.
First, check the date range and page filter to make sure you are looking at the right period and pages. Then compare activity across several weeks to see if this is a consistent pattern or a short-term change.
Set a date range that starts just before your release and compare it with the period after. Look for changes in Total Unique Users, the Top Pages list, and both time-based charts to see whether people are visiting the new areas more often.