News, updates, and thoughts on website analytics and privacy.
Version 2.3 of Koko Analytics was just pushed to the WordPress.org servers. This release brings a handful of user-facing improvements to the dashboard and several under-the-hood changes to improve database performance and […]
A couple of weeks ago I was invited on The WP Minute, a community for WordPress professionals that also has a podcast series, to talk about my journey into WordPress plugin development […]
Just a few moments ago we pushed version 2.0.19 of Koko Analytics to the WordPress.org servers. This release contains a few minor but useful changes and additions: One of them is the […]
We’re excited to announce the release of Koko Analytics 2.0, a major milestone in making website analytics for WordPress even more flexible while staying true to our principles of simplicity and privacy. […]
I’m excited to share that a much requested feature has made its way into Koko Analytics Pro: Geo-location. This means you can now see where in the world your visitors are coming […]
Just a few moments ago, we pushed version 1.8 of Koko Analytics (free) to the WordPress.org plugin repository. This release will go down in the history of the plugin as an important […]
Last month we introduced a new feature in Koko Analytics Pro that may look familiar if you’re coming from Jetpack Stats: a tiny chart in your admin bar showing the daily number […]
Last week we shipped version 1.6.2 of Koko Analytics Pro containing a much requested feature. We’re calling it “pageviews column“. Pageviews column adds the ability to show the number of pageviews for […]
A lot of WordPress websites have been using Jetpack Stats to gain insight on what’s happening on their website. This used to be pretty great, as it was a decent plug and […]
Last week we pushed out a new major version of Koko Analytics. At a first glance, it may appear as if not much has changed. Behind the scenes however, a lot actually […]
Koko Analytics Pro adds geo-location, device stats, custom events and email reports.
All without third-party services or compromising privacy.