Audience &
Geography
Discover where your visitors are from, which browsers and devices they use, and when they're most active with the peak hours heatmap.
Geographic Distribution
The largest card in the analytics dashboard, spanning 2 columns. It shows a comprehensive view of where your audience is located with a visual layout divided into two columns.
Top Country Highlight
A gradient card showing your #1 country with flag, visitor count, and percentage — at a glance
Country List
Up to 10 countries listed with flags, percentages, visit counts, and color-coded progress bars
Region Breakdown
Visitors grouped into Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Others with per-region totals and mini progress bars
Total Summary
Footer showing total visitors and number of countries worldwide
Region Classification
Countries are automatically grouped into 4 regions
Americas
Includes: US, CA, BR, MX, AR, CO, CL, PE, VE, EC
Europe
Includes: GB, DE, FR, IT, ES, NL, PL, BE, SE, AT, CH, NO, DK, FI, IE, PT
Asia Pacific
Includes: IN, CN, JP, KR, AU, SG, MY, ID, TH, PH, VN, NZ, PK, BD, HK, TW
Others
Includes: All other countries
Browsers
Which browsers your visitors use
Chrome
Most popular — Google's browser
Safari
Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac)
Firefox
Mozilla's privacy-focused browser
Edge
Microsoft's Chromium-based browser
Other
Opera, Brave, Samsung Internet, etc.
Operating Systems
OS distribution of your visitors
Windows
Desktop PCs and laptops
macOS
Apple Mac computers
iOS
iPhones and iPads
Android
Android phones and tablets
Linux
Linux desktops (rare)
Peak Hours Heatmap
When your visitors are most active
A 24-cell grid (hours 0-23) where each cell's background color intensity indicates visitor volume. Darker pink = more visitors. The grid is split into two rows:
Row 1: Hours 0-11 (Midnight to 11 AM)
Row 2: Hours 12-23 (Noon to 11 PM)
💡 How to use: Hover over any cell to see the exact hour and view count. Schedule your social media posts 1-2 hours before your peak hour to catch visitors as they arrive. Each cell also has a tooltip like "19:00 • 14 views".
Tips & Best Practices
If your top country doesn't match your target audience, reconsider where you're promoting your page
Peak Hours help you schedule social media posts for maximum impact — post 1-2 hours before the peak
High Asia Pacific traffic? Make sure your page loads fast on mobile — common in that region
Browser data helps if you notice display issues — test your page on the top 2-3 browsers shown
A diverse country mix means your content has global appeal — consider multi-language descriptions
The pink intensity in Peak Hours directly correlates with visitor volume — darker = more visitors