Short Link Management
Create branded short links and track every click.
Short Link Management →Give anyone a live look at your traffic without handing over a login: a public stats page with the same charts as your dashboard, a 3D traffic globe you can embed anywhere, and an opt-in real-time visitor count for pages where activity itself is the story.
Most analytics tools assume the only person who should ever see your numbers is you. UseClick.io treats sharing as a first-class option instead of a workaround, because sometimes the traffic itself is worth showing off: a build-in-public SaaS, an open-source project, a community page, or an agency case study.
There are three separate, independently controlled ways to do this. A per-website toggle exposes a read-only public stats page with a copyable share URL. A standalone iframe embed drops a 3D traffic globe onto any page you own. And a distinct opt-in widget shows a live "X people viewing now" pill in real time. Each is off by default and controlled on its own.
None of them require the visitor to have a UseClick account, and none of them expose more than what's already covered by UseClick's privacy-first analytics pipeline: aggregate, country-level data, never IP addresses, never personal identifiers.
Public stats pages let anyone with the link see the same numbers you see, without needing to log in or be added to your team. It's the simplest way to make a website's traffic transparent.
Public stats are controlled by a per-website toggle in your dashboard. Turn it on for the sites you want to make public, and leave it off for everything else. It's scoped to a single website at a time, not your whole account.
Turning the toggle on generates a share URL at /stats/analytics/[id]. Copy it from your dashboard and send it to anyone: a client, an investor, a community, a partner. No invite, no sign-up, no dashboard seat required on their end.
The public page isn't a stripped-down summary. It shows the same live stats bar, charts, and breakdowns you'd see in your own dashboard for that website, kept live as new traffic comes in.
Page views, unique visitors, and the other headline numbers, refreshed as new traffic is recorded.
The same visual charts you use internally to track trends over time.
Sources, devices, countries, and other breakdowns, not just top-line totals.
Anyone with the link can open the page. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to install.
Beyond the public stats page, UseClick.io also generates a standalone embeddable widget: a 3D globe that visualizes your traffic. It's a separate piece from the stats page, built to be dropped directly into a page you control rather than shared as its own link.
Each website gets its own copyable iframe embed code. Paste it into your own site, a landing page, or anywhere else that accepts embedded HTML, and the globe widget renders in place, showing your traffic as it happens.
Because it's a standalone visual widget rather than a full stats dashboard, the globe tends to work best as a moment of proof on a page that's already making a different pitch.
Show real, moving traffic on a homepage or product page instead of a static screenshot.
Give visitors a live signal of activity without opening up your full dashboard.
Let contributors and users see the project is active, in real time.
Real-time visitor tracking is a separate, opt-in widget: a small pill that shows how many people are viewing your site right now. It's built for moments where activity itself is the message, a launch, a live event, a limited drop, not for ongoing dashboard reporting.
Unlike public stats pages and the globe embed, which read from your existing analytics, the live pill runs on its own script: live.js. Add it alongside (or instead of) your base analytics.js snippet to show a live "X people viewing now" count.
The pill ships in light or dark theme, so it can be dropped into your site's existing design without clashing.
The live pill is off by default. It only appears once you deliberately add the live.js snippet; it never shows up automatically.
The core analytics.js snippet handles page views, sources, and audience breakdowns, but it doesn't report live presence on its own. The live count is powered separately by a Cloudflare Durable Object that tracks a real-time presence count as visitors arrive and leave.
The three pieces solve different problems, and you can use any combination of them independently.
Share a live, read-only copy of your whole website dashboard with anyone via a link. Best when you want to hand over real visibility, not just a highlight.
Drop a self-contained 3D traffic visualization onto a page you already control. Best as a proof point alongside other content, not a full report.
Show a simple, real-time "X people viewing now" badge. Best when the number of people currently active is the point, not historical trends.
Public sharing turns your traffic numbers from an internal metric into something visitors, partners, and your own community can see for themselves.
Share a live stats page as part of an open, build-in-public strategy so your audience can watch growth happen.
Give a client an always-current link instead of exporting and emailing a report every week.
Show contributors and users that a project is active and being used, without publishing a case study.
Back up a case study with a live, verifiable stats page instead of a static screenshot that goes stale.
Sharing your stats publicly doesn't change what UseClick.io collects in the first place. Public stats pages and the globe embed surface the same privacy-first data your own dashboard is built on, nothing more.
Public viewers see the same aggregate numbers you do: totals, breakdowns, and trends. There's no per-visitor detail to dig into.
Public stats pages inherit the same privacy-first analytics pipeline used across UseClick.io: no cookies, no personal data, country-level location only.
UseClick.io never stores IP addresses in the first place, so there's nothing sensitive to expose by making a stats page public.
Public stats stay off by default. You decide, per website, whether to turn the toggle on, and you can turn it off again at any time.
Setting up public sharing is a handful of independent steps. Turn on only the pieces you actually want.
Turn on the public stats toggle for the website you want to share.
Copy the generated share URL and send it to anyone, no login required on their end.
Copy the globe's iframe embed code onto a page you control, if you want the visual widget too.
Separately add the live.js snippet if you also want the real-time "people viewing now" pill.
Anyone with the share link can view it, no UseClick account or login required. It's a read-only page at a dedicated URL (/stats/analytics/[id]) that mirrors the live stats bar, charts, and breakdowns from your own dashboard. Nothing is discoverable without the link; it's only reachable if you turn it on and share the URL.
Public stats are controlled by a per-website toggle. Switch it on and UseClick generates a copyable share URL for that site's stats page; switch it off and the page stops being accessible. It's scoped to one website at a time, so you can share some sites and keep others private.
The public stats page is a full read-only copy of your dashboard (stats bar, charts, breakdowns) at its own URL, meant to be shared as a link. The embeddable globe is a separate, smaller widget: a copyable iframe embed code showing a standalone 3D visualization of your traffic, meant to be dropped directly into a page on your own site. You can use either independently, or both together.
Yes. The globe embed always displays a "Powered by UseClick.io" badge. There's no option to remove it.
Real-time visitor tracking is a separate opt-in widget, not something the base analytics.js script reports on its own. Enabling it adds a live.js snippet that shows an "X people viewing now" pill, available in light or dark theme, backed by a Cloudflare Durable Object that keeps a live presence count as visitors arrive and leave.
No. The core analytics.js script tracks page views, sources, and audience data, but it does not report live presence. The "X people viewing now" pill only appears once you separately enable and embed the live.js snippet.
Yes. The public stats toggle only controls whether the read-only page and its share link are reachable. Turning it off doesn't delete or affect your underlying analytics data, which keeps recording and remains visible in your own dashboard on the same retention schedule as always.
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