> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://tinyanalytics.io/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Install the tinyanalytics Tracking Script > Add the tinyanalytics tracking script to your site to start collecting pageviews and events automatically — one script tag, under 6.5 KB gzipped. The tinyanalytics tracking script is a single ` ``` Add the tracking script before the closing `` tag, on every page you want to measure. Placing it in the `` means visits are recorded as soon as the page loads. Publish your site, visit a page, and open your dashboard. The install is working when your own visit appears in the dashboard within a few seconds. If it doesn't, see [verify your setup](/docs/verify-tinyanalytics-installation). ## What the script tracks out of the box With the default tracking script, tinyanalytics captures the following automatically — no extra code: * **Pageviews**, including client-side route changes in single-page apps. * **Outbound link clicks** and **file downloads**. * **Button clicks**, **text copies**, and **form submissions** (form shape only — field values are never captured). * **Engagement** — scroll depth and engaged time per page visit. You can turn any of these off, and turn on optional captures like Web Vitals, with [`data-*` attributes](/docs/configure-tinyanalytics-tracking-script). ## Where do I get my tracking script? Always copy the tracking script from your dashboard. It fills in the correct `data-site-id` and uses the exact script URL for your account. Find it on a new site's setup panel, or under **Settings → Tracking** for any existing site. Copy it rather than typing it by hand. ## Framework and CMS installs The install is the same everywhere — the tracking script goes in the HTML `` — but where you paste it differs by platform: * **HTML sites** — paste directly into your ``. * **Frameworks** (Next.js, React, Vue, Svelte, and others) — add the tag to your root layout or document head component so it loads on every route. Single-page route changes are tracked automatically ([SPA routing](/docs/configure-tinyanalytics-tracking-script#track-single-page-apps) is on by default). * **Site builders and CMSs** (WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, and others) — use the platform's "custom code" or "head" setting to add the tracking script site-wide. Step-by-step integration guides for individual platforms are being added. Until then, the rule is the same on every platform: put the tracking script in the `` on every page. ## Bypass ad blockers Some ad blockers block third-party analytics requests, which can undercount visits. tinyanalytics supports serving the script and receiving events through a **first-party proxy** on your own domain, so tracking looks like part of your site. You point the tracking script's `src` at your own domain, and requests are forwarded to tinyanalytics behind the scenes. A dedicated proxy and custom-domain guide is being added. If you need it now, contact support from your dashboard. ## Frequently asked questions No. The tinyanalytics tracking script is under **6.5 KB** gzipped and loads with `defer`, so the browser runs it after the HTML has parsed. It never blocks your page from loading. Yes — add it to every page you want to measure. On a framework or CMS, add it once in a shared root layout, template, or "custom code" head setting so it loads site-wide instead of pasting it per page. Ad blockers are the usual cause: some block third-party analytics requests before they're sent. Serve the tinyanalytics tracking script through a **first-party proxy** on your own domain so requests look like part of your site and aren't blocked. Your numeric `data-site-id` is already filled in on the tracking script shown in your dashboard — on a new site's setup panel, or under **Settings → Tracking** for an existing site. Copy the tag from there rather than typing the ID by hand. ## Related Every `data-*` attribute and what it controls. Confirm the install and fix common problems. Send your own named events. What the script sends and how it's counted. ## Related topics - [Configure the tinyanalytics Tracking Script](/docs/configure-tinyanalytics-tracking-script.md) - [Install tinyanalytics in 5 Minutes](/docs/tinyanalytics-quickstart.md) - [Install tinyanalytics on Any Website](/docs/integrations/install-website-analytics.md)