From first visit to paid invoice.

Yes. The tracker patches history.pushState and listens for popstate, so client-side route changes are reported as pageviews with no extra code. Drop the script in your root layout and you are done.

It is under 5 KB gzipped, loads with the async attribute, and sends events with navigator.sendBeacon, so it never blocks rendering or delays navigation.

Yes, on every plan including Free. Your personal invite link is under Billing, on the Refer & earn tab. When someone creates an account through it, you get a single-use discount coupon for your next plan or add-on purchase, tied to your account. The current discount and how long the coupon stays valid are shown on that tab.

No. Quantalog sets no cookies and writes nothing to localStorage. A visitor is a salted hash of IP, user agent and site key that rotates every week, so the same person is not re-identifiable the following week or across any other site. Nothing persistent is stored on the device and no IP address is kept.

It answers fewer questions, on purpose, and it answers them immediately. There is no sampling, no 24-hour processing delay, no consent banner and no data sent to an ad network. The whole dashboard is one screen instead of a reporting suite.

A page you already track is fetched the way a crawler reads it and run through Google Lighthouse. You get the four Lighthouse scores, meta tags measured against the lengths search results display, heading structure and readability, images missing alt text, structured data validated against schema.org, every link followed and checked for broken targets and redirect chains, and Core Web Vitals for mobile and desktop. A site crawl covers the problems a single page cannot show, and every run is kept so you can prove a fix moved the number.

Yes, two ways. Publish it at a link anyone can open — you choose section by section what is visible, and anything switched off is stripped on the server rather than hidden — or export the report as a print-ready page and save it as a PDF. Sharing is per report, so publishing one audit never exposes the rest of the site's history.

Yes. Connect your LinkedIn account once, then write a post in the dashboard — or describe it to Orbit in a sentence and let it draft the words and work out the timing. Schedule it for a moment or on a repeating slot, and Quantalog publishes it unattended. Nothing goes out without you confirming it first, and every send is kept with a link to the post so you can see exactly what was published.

It is for companies whose customers each have their own site — app builders, hosting platforms, agencies. With one API key you create a project per end-user, register their sites, inject the tracker automatically, and read their stats back to render inside your own product.

Yes. Any workspace can be published as a read-only page at a link that works without an account — useful for clients, an office screen, or open stats. You choose which of the fourteen panels are visible, and anything switched off is never sent to that page at all. Your site keys, settings, team and raw events are never shared. If a link reaches the wrong person, replacing it revokes the old one immediately.