I have log queries able to run for any search term (non-case sensitive) and filter combination in <1000ms. 30 day retention included independent of your app plan.
It’s already in the works 
me rn:
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I was so hoping that wheel was actually going to spin.
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This is awesome, can’t wait to try it out 
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NQU shipping christmas gifts to Bubblers better than Bubble right now.
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To be fair, I can only outpace Bubble on this because it’s faster to build on Bubble than it is to build Bubble.
The fact I’ve done all of the above in less than a month, a few hours a day, is a testament to the power of Bubble.
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It’s just my own expectations that i have to keep in check. I am still hoping Bubble has something awesome to announce for the holidays 
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I’ve been using NQU Secure for the past week, and I just have to thank @georgecollier for what he has built for free! I was able to button up my privacy rules, audit my page redirects, and ultimately have better peace of mind in regards to best practices. Every day there’s new features coming, and today’s release of the Analytics made my day.
Thanks George!
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Could you make it so the logs show us what the conditional evaluation was so we can see why it failed? Sadly bubble boost day did not do this.
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Thanks for the update. I reran the audit. For the API calls, there’s improvement but I still observe inconsistent severity levels being assigned to the same issue across API calls. In case it’s helpful to your ongoing refinement of the automation to calibrate for consistent severity ratings, I’ll flag examples for you again; nonetheless, please don’t feel obligated to tweak further on my account. To be clear, I know perfect calibration is infeasible. For what it’s worth, I say false positives are preferable to false negatives.
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Exactly. We just have to avoid them as far as possible else we end up in a boy who cried wolf scenario where nobody takes the results properly!
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Analytics now supports event tracking - it’s designed to be as simple as possible
As a reminder, in one analytics hub, you can now easily:
- track user sessions with no cookies
- track key events
- track user flows through your app
- track key metrics like referrers, locations, and devices
- and all of the above is free
You can set up analytics for any app in 30 seconds - and track events in a couple of minutes - just place the action, specify the event name and you’re off to the races.
@ihsanzainal84 it wasn’t on the spinner but I hope this will do?
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Wow that’s great. Does it use any WUs? Also a question because I do apps for the European market and we need to write down almost anything which happens on the site on the privacy page. Do users somehow know that they are tracked? Are there any cookies used?
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- no WU
- no cookies
- all analytics data stored in EU (Germany) on our own dedicated server
- we include the user’s unique ID with all page views/events so you can see which user is triggering events/views etc
‘Do users know if they’re tracked?’
- they could see a network request to our analytics server, but other than that, no. Anyone technical can obviously work out what trackers you have in place
- you likely do not need user consent either as no cookies are used but that’s for you to decide and beyond the scope of what I can advise you on
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Track user usage of WUs
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Is this compatible with Google Analytics?
You can’t send data to GA4 but it won’t conflict if you have GA4 too.
Edit: The reason for this is that this analytics module is designed to be simple. If you want robust reports on every micro-detail, use GA4 or similar. The goal here was to create something super simple to set up, use, and review. Basically, answer the question ‘who’s using the site and how are they using it?’.
For instance, I set up analytics for NQU Secure itself because I’m only interested in knowing how many users are using it, and tracking key events like when people add an app, or run an audit. I could use a data type but that costs WU and I’d have to set up a dashboard UI. I could use GA4 but it’s way more than I need and I’d rather have a simple overview with everything I need.
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@johnny as you asked - you can now add user properties like their email into NQU Secure:
This is done through a new ‘Identify user’ action in the plugin. By default, we run this on page load with the user ID, but if you want to assign additional custom properties, you can do so.
Currently, this is most useful to allow you to see who a specific active user / session is (you always had the ID, but emails are a little more readable).
Cool, thanks
Can this track anonymous / not-logged-in users? It would be fun to see lurkers (and what page they’re on).
Yes, of course (though if current user’s email is empty then obviously that won’t save into NQU Secure)