Web analytics

Your website, understood.

Explore segments, purchase journeys and unusual events.

This public demo uses a fixed sample dataset. Explore who buys, where visitors drop off and which events look unusual. Queries run when requested; the dataset is not a live feed from your website.

Fixed sample datasetRead-only queriesNo account required

Demo

See the results

Figures come from the fixed demo dataset. Segments can overlap. The funnel counts users completing the steps within a session; percentages are relative to the first step.

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Events
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Users
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Sessions
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Purchases

Audience segments

Purchase funnel

JSON

What it sees

Six answers, one engine

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Audience segments

Buyers, high-intent users, engaged users, bounce traffic, mobile, organic — ready in milliseconds, not after a nightly job.

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Purchase journey

Page view → add to cart → purchase, in order, per session. Where your visitors drop off, and what converts.

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Revenue anomalies

Purchases that are unusually high for their traffic source. Statistical signals for review.

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Bot detection

Unusual page-view timing can flag possible automation. These signals do not establish a visitor’s identity.

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Behavior patterns

The most common event sequences — and the rarest, which are usually the interesting ones.

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Peak hours

When your traffic and revenue actually happen, hour by hour.

⚖️ Patent pending

The technology behind Web-Pop is patent pending. The demo exposes results such as counts, segments and statistical outliers.

API

Insight-only endpoints

Read-only, JSON in and out. No write operations, no configuration — the demo is a fixed snapshot of one dataset.

MethodEndpointReturns
GET/summaryEvents, users, sessions, purchases, buyers, bounce rate, average order value
GET/segmentsNamed audience segments with user counts
GET/funnelPurchase journey steps: users, conversion %, drop-off %
GET/anomalies?z=3&limit=20Revenue outliers with opaque ids and confidence scores
GET/bots?z=3&limit=20Automated visitors with opaque ids and timing stats
GET/patterns?n=3&k=10Most frequent and rarest event sequences
GET/peak-hoursEvent volume by hour of day
GET/healthService status and uptime

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