Send the events that make your game yours, like quests, dungeons or level ups. Then measure, break down and chart them, and save each answer as a tile on a dashboard.
Track any event with properties from your Minecraft plugin or Roblox script, next to built-in joins, purchases, credit spend and level ups.
Count events, unique players or sessions, or sum, average and median a value. Break it down, filter it and compare with the period before.
Line up the steps players should take and see the drop-off between each one.
Cohorts by join day, week or month, for exactly the players and events you choose.
Save tiles as big numbers, lines, bars, tables, funnels and more on boards you resize and arrange. Pin the ones you open daily to your sidebar.
Build from a template for your kind of game, or describe what you want to know and get suggested tiles that only use events your game sends. Suggestions are in beta.
Your new dungeon has four stages and you suspect most players never see the boss.
You track an event for each stage and build a funnel tile from them. The drop-off between stages points at the one that needs rebalancing.
Your team keeps asking for the same five numbers every week.
You put them on one dashboard, pin it to the sidebar, and the meeting starts with everyone looking at the same tiles.
You send a quest_completed event with the quest name as a property.
A bar tile of unique players broken down by quest shows which quests people finish, and a filter narrows it to new players only.
Call track from your Minecraft plugin through the Analyse service, or from your Roblox server script with the module. Property values can be text, numbers or booleans.
Start from a template, from a question, or empty.
Pick what to measure, break it down, filter it, and choose how to draw it.
Add Analyse as a soft dependency, load the client from Bukkit's services manager and call track with an event name, the player and any properties. Events are batched off the main thread and retries are safe.
Yes. Send events from your server scripts with the module, then add a funnel tile to a dashboard with those events as its steps.
Free includes 1 custom dashboard and Starter includes 5. Growth and up have no limit. The Explore query builder is listed on the Pro plan and up.
Yes. The read_dashboard tool returns a saved dashboard and its tiles, so an AI app can read the same numbers you pinned.
Free to start, 14 days of Pro, and about four minutes of setup.