Traffic and trends
Review visitors, pageviews, and time-window trends without moving data into a third-party analytics account.
One instance, every brand
Shared system for teams and agents. Official CLI + GraphQL surface.
Web analytics extension
Move Big Rocks Web Analytics gives product and marketing teams the numbers they actually review—visitors, pageviews, top pages, sources, countries, browsers, and trends—inside the instance they already own. It is a free first-party extension, its source and release path are public, and its data stays in an extension-owned PostgreSQL schema.
Table of contents
Jump directly to the part you need.
The useful core
This is deliberately focused analytics, not an advertising-data warehouse. It gives teams enough signal to understand acquisition and content performance, spot changes, and decide what to do next.
Review visitors, pageviews, and time-window trends without moving data into a third-party analytics account.
See which pages attract attention and which referrers and campaigns are producing it.
Use country, browser, device, and operating-system rollups for product and compatibility decisions.
Turn an observation into a case, knowledge update, or automation on the same operational platform instead of leaving it in a dashboard.
Where it fits
A separate analytics SaaS can be the right answer when you need a large marketing ecosystem, cross-channel attribution, or an outsourced analytics operation. This extension is strongest when a compact, privacy-conscious team wants reliable first-party insight without another vendor, login, billing plan, identity integration, and data-processing relationship.
Self-hosted data, public source, no separate product account, and direct connection to the work and knowledge already in Move Big Rocks.
Usually quicker when you want a standalone hosted dashboard and do not want to operate the underlying database or deployment.
A better fit when advertising attribution, broad third-party integrations, and specialist analyst workflows outweigh data minimisation and platform consolidation.
Privacy and trust
Core owns the external route, request limits, and extension lifecycle. The extension owns analytics-specific ingestion, aggregation, and storage. That boundary is visible in the manifest, source, migrations, and threat model.
Proof bundle
Cost model
The public web analytics bundle has no separate license fee for internal use. On an existing Move Big Rocks instance, its incremental cost is storage, traffic, backups, and the operator time your event volume requires.
Install it into your owned instance and operate it with the same deployment, PostgreSQL, monitoring, and backup model as the platform.
Ask for help with sizing, migration, validation, dashboards, or production rollout while keeping the instance under your control.
If you want Move Big Rocks operated as a managed service, contact us for a separate commercial agreement; that right is not included in the public source license.
Try it
The extension uses the same explicit lifecycle as every other Move Big Rocks extension. Pin a published version, inspect the declared routes and widgets, validate it against a preview workspace, and only then activate it for real traffic.
Resolve the current version from the public extension catalog before running this sequence.
$ mbr auth login --url https://app.yourdomain.com$ mbr extensions install ghcr.io/movebigrocks/mbr-ext-web-analytics:VERSION --workspace WORKSPACE_ID --json$ mbr extensions validate --id EXTENSION_ID --json$ mbr extensions widgets --workspace WORKSPACE_ID --json$ mbr extensions activate --id EXTENSION_ID --json
Inspect the runtime, migrations, manifest, UI, and tests.
https://github.com/MoveBigRocks/extensions/blob/main/web-analytics
Open the production proof image without the page layout.
https://movebigrocks.com/static/images/proof/web-analytics-dashboard.png
See the live workflow and discuss fit, sizing, and migration.
mailto:support@movebigrocks.com?subject=Move%20Big%20Rocks%20web%20analytics%20walkthrough
References
Each link goes to the next authoritative page, reference, or support surface.
Move Big Rocks
Start from /agents, use
/docs/cli as the official product
tour, inspect /resources for
source and proof, and review /security
before making deployment or data-handling decisions.