Once your app is deployed, the Analytics tab in the editor gives you visibility into how your team is using it. Track page visits, identify popular features, and use the data to guide what you build next.
Accessing analytics
Analytics are available in the editor for any deployed app:
- Open your app in the editor
- Click the Analytics tab
If your app has not been deployed yet, the Analytics tab will not show data. Deploy your app first to begin collecting usage information.
What is tracked
The Analytics tab tracks page visits across your deployed app:
| Metric | Description |
|---|
| Page path | Which pages users visit (e.g., /, /customers, /reports) |
| Visit count | How many times each page has been visited |
| Usage patterns | Which pages are visited most frequently |
Using analytics data
Analytics help you make informed decisions about your app:
- Identify popular pages — See which features your team uses most and make sure they are reliable and polished
- Find unused pages — If certain pages get little traffic, consider whether they are still needed or if they need better discoverability
- Prioritize improvements — Focus your time on the pages and features that have the most impact on your team
- Validate new features — After adding a new page or feature, check analytics to see if your team is adopting it
If a page you expected to be popular is not getting traffic, ask the AI to improve its navigation placement or add a link from the dashboard.
Scope
Analytics are scoped to a single app. Each app has its own independent analytics data showing usage for that specific tool.
If you have multiple apps deployed, you view analytics for each one separately from within that app’s editor.
What is next
