StatsFlow

Name: StatsFlow
Author: Simon Luthe

Umami & Plausible Analytics

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April 24, 2026
August 18, 2026
2.0.0
iOS 18.0+
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10.83MB
iPhone
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Your website stats. Always with you. StatsFlow brings your analytics dashboard to your iPhone — for Umami and Plausible Analytics. Fast, secure, and straightforward. If you run a website with privacy-friendly analytics, you know the problem: checking your visitor stats means logging in on a desktop every time. StatsFlow changes that. One app, all accounts, all websites. MULTI-ACCOUNT & MULTI-PROVIDER Manage any number of Umami and Plausible accounts in one app. Switch between accounts with a tap or view all websites across all accounts in a combined view. DASHBOARD WITH SPARKLINES The overview shows you instantly what's happening on your websites: visitors, pageviews, session duration, and bounce rate — all with compact sparkline charts for quick trend checks. REALTIME VIEW Who's on your website right now? The realtime view shows you live visitors, current pages, and referrers as they happen. PERIOD COMPARISON Compare any time periods: this week vs. last week, this month vs. last month. Spot trends immediately. EVENTS & REPORTS Detailed analytics for custom events, funnel analysis, UTM tracking, goals, and attribution — all right in the app. HOMESCREEN WIDGET One glance at your homescreen is all it takes: the StatsFlow widget shows your website's key metrics without opening the app. OFFLINE MODE No connection? No problem. StatsFlow shows your last loaded data as a fallback, so you're never in the dark while on the go. PRIVACY - No tracking SDKs — the app itself contains zero analytics or tracking - No ads — completely ad-free - Credentials in Keychain — your login data is securely stored in iOS Keychain - No data collection — the app communicates exclusively with your own servers - No external dependencies — built entirely in SwiftUI, no third-party libraries TECHNOLOGY StatsFlow is a native iOS app built entirely in Swift and SwiftUI. No external dependencies, no third-party frameworks. Your data stays on your device and your servers. For website owners who want to keep their self-hosted analytics in sight while on the go.

What's New in StatsFlow

2.0.0

August 18, 2026

The biggest update since launch: team websites, new reports and a noticeably faster dashboard. Highlights • Teams: websites from Umami teams now appear in your overview — previously the app only showed your own. They are marked with the team name and can be analysed just like your own websites. They are available in the widget too. • Page speed: how fast your own pages load, colour-coded, with the slowest pages at a glance. • A faster dashboard: trend charts for all websites now load in one go instead of one by one. With many websites, the overview appears noticeably faster. • Two-step sign-in — with a code from your authenticator app or a backup code. Also new for Umami • Visit times: a weekly overview of which days and hours people visit. • Revenue: including revenue per user and a comparison with the previous period, with a currency of your choice. • Segments and cohorts: limit reports to saved segments. • Event metrics and event history. New for Plausible • Scroll depth and time on page. • Acquisition channels: where visitors come from — direct, search, social, referrals. • Conversion rates for goals, plus percentage shares in breakdowns. • Behavioural filters: show only visitors who reached a goal — or who didn't. Better filters Several values at once, AND/OR logic, and the option to exclude bounces. Fixed • Umami charts showed a flat line instead of the actual trend. • For "Today" and "Yesterday", hourly values were offset and some edge hours were missing. • Signing out didn't actually remove accounts — they came back after a restart. • Several Plausible filters and lists stayed empty or were rejected. Server versions Teams and the new reports require Umami 3.0 or later; faster loading and two-step sign-in require Umami 3.3. For Plausible, Community Edition 2.1 or later is needed. On older servers the app keeps working as before. Verified against Umami 3.3.0 and Plausible CE 3.2.1.