Site details
Set the site’s name (how it appears in your dashboard) and its domain — or, for a mobile app site, its app identifier. The domain is a label for your own reference; tracking works by site ID, not by matching the domain.Which currency are my reports shown in?
Under Revenue, choose the currency your reports are shown in. Revenue events are stored in whatever currency they’re sent in, then converted to this reporting currency when a report is read. See Revenue analytics for how sending and conversion work.Which integrations can I manage?
Open Settings → Integrations to connect services that send or enrich site data. The Stripe integration receives server-verified charges, refunds, and lost disputes through a webhook. Its status shows the masked key fingerprint, test or live mode, webhook mode and endpoint health, connection date, and last received event. Use a least-privilege Stripe restricted key — never a secret key. See Connect Stripe revenue for permissions, setup, attribution, and verification.Which timezone are my reports based on?
Your site’s reporting timezone, set under Timezone on the General tab, decides where each day starts and ends — for charts, date presets, and scheduled reports. Pick a zone in the Reporting timezone field. Only owners and admins can change it. A site can be in one of two states:
Setting a zone makes it canonical for the whole team, so two teammates in different countries read the same daily totals. Sites created in the dashboard start with the creator’s browser time zone already filled in; sites created through the API start with no zone set.
Alerts are unaffected. They watch a rolling window that ends at the current moment, so they never depend on where a day begins.
Who can see my dashboard?
The Public Dashboard toggle controls who can see your analytics. Off (the default) keeps the dashboard private to your team; on makes it viewable by anyone with the link. For a shareable link that doesn’t make everything public, use a private link instead — see public dashboards and embedding a dashboard.Tracking and exclusions
Two tabs shape what data comes in:- Tracking — the tracking snippet and its configuration options.
- Exclusions — drop traffic you don’t want counted, by IP, country, path, hostname, or user agent, and toggle bot blocking. The same tab holds Referrer Exclusions, which reclassify a referrer as Direct instead of dropping the visit. See exclude traffic.
Move a site to another organization
You can move a site — with all its history — into another organization you also run, without help from support. The site keeps its ID, so its data moves with it.1
Open the General tab
In the site’s Settings → General, find the Move to another organization card.
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Pick the destination
Choose a target organization from the dropdown. It lists only organizations where you’re an owner or admin, excluding the site’s current one.
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Confirm the move
Click Move site and confirm in the dialog.
Verify the move
The move is complete when the site appears under the destination organization with its existing history. Reapply any team-based access the site needs in the destination organization.
How do I delete a site?
The Danger Zone deletes a site and its data permanently. tinyanalytics asks you to confirm. If you only want to stop collecting for a while, remove the tracking snippet from your site instead of deleting.Deleting a site removes the site and all of its data permanently. This can’t be undone.
Frequently asked questions
Does changing a site's domain break my tracking?
Does changing a site's domain break my tracking?
No. The domain is a label for your own reference — tracking works by site ID, not by matching the domain. You can rename the site and change its domain in Settings without touching the tracking snippet.
Can I move a tinyanalytics site to another organization?
Can I move a tinyanalytics site to another organization?
Yes, with all its history, from the site’s Settings → General. You need to be an owner or admin of both the source and destination organization. The site keeps its ID, and the move is reversible — move it back the same way.
What happens to team access when I move a site?
What happens to team access when I move a site?
Moving a site clears its team-access grants. Members of the old organization who aren’t in the destination organization lose access to the site. See organizations & members for how access is granted.
What happens if I change my site's reporting timezone?
What happens if I change my site's reporting timezone?
Your historical charts re-bucket to the new zone’s day boundaries, so past daily totals and chart shapes can shift. The stored event data is unchanged — only how it’s grouped into days. Scheduled reports also start running on the new zone’s boundaries. tinyanalytics asks you to confirm before applying the change.
What timezone does tinyanalytics use if I never set one?
What timezone does tinyanalytics use if I never set one?
Each viewer sees dates in their own browser time zone, so “today” means their today, and scheduled reports run on UTC. Setting a Reporting timezone on the site’s Settings → General tab replaces both with one zone that’s canonical for the whole team.
How do I stop collecting data without deleting my site?
How do I stop collecting data without deleting my site?
Remove the tracking snippet from your website. Deleting the site in the Danger Zone removes the site and its data permanently and can’t be undone, so removing the snippet is the reversible option.
Related
Exclude traffic
Keep bots and internal visits out of your stats.
Public dashboards
Share your dashboard by link.
Organizations & members
How sites are grouped and who can access them.
Revenue analytics
Set your reporting currency.
Connect Stripe
Receive verified charges and refunds.