Feature Requests

Every WP Admin would like to get a first quick glimpse of the performance of the website in the WP dashboard on the admin landing page instead of clicking several times to move to the AnalyticsWP menu. . I would find it so much more convenient to see a first glimpse of the current status directly on the homepage, instead of scrolling and opening AnalyticsWP similar to what e.g. Redis is providing. The data seems to be available in the "wp_analytics_wp_events" database table. So, creating an official widget should be technically possible.

3–4 support tickets. I hear nothing. 77 days since the last update. Missing so many quality of life improvements. Missing features. It’s not to be cocky—I do this because I so badly want this plugin to succeed.

If a user visits the site after searching on a search engine (Google, Bing, etc.), show what keywords they searched for.

The changelog is essentially pointless as is without any details for each update. 1.9.3 completely broke our websites and since we had no idea what was addressed, it had to be removed from our stack and cannot come back until we get a more detailed changelog. There was an almost immediate 1.9.4 (what did it fix) and now a 1.9.6 and still without details.

Please add event tracking. Cabin does this in an easy fashion, and this would be a great addition. (see https://docs.withcabin.com/events.html )

Adding visitor country tracking to AnalyticsWP is both essential and highly anticipated by users. A dashboard widget showing the top 10 visitor countries delivers crucial insights that help drive smarter decisions. Since this feature is already standard in the free plans of competitors like Google Analytics and Piwik PRO, prioritizing its development is vital to keep AnalyticsWP competitive. Implementing it is simple with IP-based geotargeting services like MaxMind. If you agree, please upvote this feature request!

Would love to see heatmaps added. This would include things like visual indicators of clicks, scroll, mouseover, sequence of clicks, and text selection, etc. Bundle that with the current offerings, and you've got yourself a must-have.

Tracking utm links - similar feature to: https://independentwp.com/features/campaigns/

The URLs in Live Events do overflow in Firefox if they are to long. Adding a 'word-wrap: anywhere;' to the two DIVs containing these URLs would solve that problem easily.

It would be nice to have an option to exclude certain IP addresses (e.g., mine) from tracking so that it would not count my page visits as an admin while I am doing testing or development work from a private window. Development work currently inflates the visits, creating spikes in stats.