DAU (Daily Active Users)
What it means: How many unique users were active today.
Why it matters: Shows daily product pull and short-term momentum.
Metrics
This page explains what each metric tells you about your product and your users, without technical API details.
These metrics show how many people use your app over different time windows.
What it means: How many unique users were active today.
Why it matters: Shows daily product pull and short-term momentum.
What it means: How many unique users were active in the last 7 days.
Why it matters: Helps you see whether people come back during the week.
What it means: How many unique users were active in the last 30 days.
Why it matters: Gives you a stable view of your product reach.
What it means: How many users used your app for the first time in a period.
Why it matters: Shows whether acquisition and onboarding are working.
These metrics show how often and how deeply people use your app.
What it means: How often users come back and start a new session.
Why it matters: Higher values usually mean stronger habit and repeat usage.
What it means: How long a typical session lasts.
Why it matters: Shows how much time users spend actively using your app.
What it means: How many users return after their first use.
Why it matters: One of the clearest signals of long-term product value.
What it means: How many tool interactions happen in an average session.
Why it matters: Shows depth of interaction, not just app opens.
These metrics show feature usage patterns and who your most valuable users are.
What it means: Total number of tool invocations in a period.
Why it matters: Shows total activity volume in your product.
What it means: Average number of tool calls each active user makes.
Why it matters: Helps compare heavy vs light usage behavior.
What it means: Users who use the app much more than average.
Why it matters: Shows who gets the most value and what strong adoption looks like.
What it means: How many sessions actually used a specific feature.
Why it matters: Shows which features matter in real usage, not just releases.
What it means: Breakdown of users by locale, country, region, city, timezone, or user agent.
Why it matters: Helps you understand who your users are and where they are.