On the settings page of a project, you can now exclude traffic from specific countries to be tracked in your analytics.
This is useful to filter out traffic from regions that are not relevant to your analysis.
It’s now possible to set custom icons for funnels. This makes it easier to identify different funnels throughout your project.
You can remove a custom icon by right-clicking on the funnel icon in the edit dialog.
You can now filter events directly on the page of a single user.
This helps to quickly narrow down a user’s activity by page URL, event name, or other attributes.
You can now search for specific users by their name in the users list. This makes it much easier to find and analyze individual user sessions, especially when you have a large number of visitors.
Simply type a name in the search field, and the list will filter to show only matching users.
This only works for identified users where you provide a displayName.
You can now add avatars for users in Vemetric, making it easier to identify them.
Checkout the documentation of the SDKs to learn how to set avatars for your users.
We’ve added a new Country World Map to the Vemetric Dashboard, for better visualization of your website traffic by country.
The world map is interactive, click on a country to filter the dashboard data by that specific country.
We’ve launched a free & open-source Favicon API! 🥳
Get favicons from any website with a simple GET request - completely free and easy to self-host.
https://favicon.vemetric.com/github.com
Check out the full documentation and try it out!
We’ve improved our Next.js integration documentation to cover all the different options.
The updated guide now includes:
instrumentation-client.tsWe’re excited to announce that Vemetric is participating in Hacktoberfest 2025! We’ve been working hard to make contributing to our platform easier than ever.
Check out our Hacktoberfest blog post for the complete guide on how to contribute, or jump straight to our GitHub issues and pick a task.
You can now sign in to Vemetric using your Google or GitHub account!
We also added a “Last used” indicator on the login page to help you quickly identify which login method you used last time.
On the settings page of a project, you can now exclude specific IP addresses from being tracked in your analytics. This is especially useful to e.g. filter out internal traffic from your IP address.
Long awaited, it’s now finally possible to select a custom date range for viewing your analytics on the Dashboard. 🥳
Also on the results on the Funnels pages can now be viewed for a specific date range.
When you store an URL as a value of one of your user attributes, it now gets detected and rendered as a link.
It comes in handy when you e.g. want to quickly navigate to a user’s page in your product from Vemetric.
It’s now possible to view the progress individual Users have made across all the Funnels you’ve created in your project.
When you click on a specific User, you’ll see the progress in a new Card at the bottom of the right panel.
By default you only see the progress of the Funnels the user already started (finished Step 1). Click on the All button to see all available Funnels.
We’ve added a new Funnels card to the Vemetric Dashboard.
Now you can view funnel conversion metrics alongside your other analytics data, all in one place. The funnel data automatically respects any filters you’ve applied to your dashboard.
It’s now possible to filter data by users that have completed a specific Funnel (or a Step of it).
This enables you to analyze behavior patterns of users who successfully convert through your funnels.
These filters are available on the Dashboard, as well as on the Users page.
Vemetric’s Dashboard now supports a new Live Mode, allowing you to see events in real-time as they are sent from your application.
It’s now possible to create funnels in Vemetric.
Funnels allow you to track the conversion rate of users through a series of events, helping you understand where users drop off in your process.
Vemetric is now also an official Analytics provider for the TurboStarter boilerplate.
TurboStarter makes it easy to ship your next web app, mobile app or browser extension. And now they also offer easy support to integrate Vemetric for your analytics.
Since today, Vemetric is an official Analytics provider for the supastarter Next.js boilerplate.
supastarter makes it easy to ship your next project with a ready-to-use SaaS boilerplate. And now they also offer easy support to integrate Vemetric for your analytics.
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