Note: All software on this page was developed by a third party, unless stated otherwise. We cannot provide support for software we did not develop, so please contact the developer of that software directly if you are having any problems.




Applications



ClickyTouch for iPhone and iPad

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  • ClickyTouch is a native app for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, giving you the best way to experience your realtime analytics provided by Clicky.
  • Keep up to date throughout every view of your stats, with self refreshing data such as active users on your site, your bounce rate, average session time and overall comparison percentage versus this time yesterday.
  • Select the chart option and view beautiful landscape and portrait mode line graphs for today, today Vs yesterday, today Vs 7 days ago, and totals for the last 30 days (where data is available/applicable).
  • Experience ClickyTouch in all its high definition glory on the iPhone 4's retina display.
  • Receive push notifications when your websites exceed certain trigger values, such as your visitor count exceeding 1000 visits in any one day.



ClickyChrome for Google Chrome

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  • Import all your sites automatically from Clicky, or add them manually if you prefer. Select which one you'd like to actively monitor from the site dropdown menu in the ClickyChrome popup.
  • The toolbar icon will display either the number of visitors currently online, total number of visitors today, or total number of completed goals today. The data is refreshed every minute so you'll always be up to speed.
  • From within the ClickyChrome popup, you can view basic site stats for various date ranges, see comprehensive information about your site's last 5 visitors, and display graphs for visitors, actions and top browsers over the past 30 days.
  • Using HTML5 desktop notifications, you can chose to be alerted whenever a visitor completes a goal on the site you're currently monitoring.
  • If you are browsing your site and would like to see the stats for that particular page, just right-click and select "View page stats", and that will take you to the Clicky stats page for the URL you are currently viewing.



Clicky mobile web app

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  • If you have a modern smartphone with a WebKit-based browser (iPhone, Android, WebOS, Symbian, etc), we have developed a mobile version of Clicky that mimics the look and feel of a native application on your phone.
  • Almost all features and reports you can access on getclicky.com, you can also access here, in an interface that's designed for mobile.
  • "Official" Clicky software.
  • Point your phone's web browser to i.getclicky.com and get rockin'.



Clicky Dashboard for Windows

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  • Clicky Dashboard polls your Clicky Analytics account every hour and displays you the most important statistics. Along side this is the ability to compare the analytics to the information collected yesterday as well as over the past 7 days -- allowing you to see the overall picture of your website activity.



iGoogle widget

  • View most of your analytics data right from within your iGoogle dashboard.
  • Designed to mimic the look and feel of Clicky.
  • To install, go to the "widgets" section of your site preferences for any of your registered sites on Clicky.





Plugins



WordPress

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  • Integrates Clicky tracking code and optionally the Clicky.me short URL service into your blog.
  • An overview of your site's statistics on your WordPress dashboard.
  • Automatically logs the name of anyone who has left a comment to Clicky.
  • IMPORTANT! If you install this plugin and it doesn't seem to be working, your theme may not have the "WP footer" hook that many plugins rely on to add code to your blog's footer automatically. Open your theme's "footer.php" file in the WP editor, and look for the following piece of code:

    <?php wp_footer(); ?>

    If you don't see this code, that is the problem. Copy that code and paste it into this file, directly before the </body> tag. Save it and you're done! While you're at it, please contact your theme's developer and scold them for leaving out a key piece of WordPress functionality from their theme.



Drupal

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  • This module helps you integrate Clicky with your Drupal website in a snap.
  • Stats Dashboard (in an iframe)- both next to the settings page and under your site's Reports menu.
  • Show banner image in a block and/or in the html footer - good for the affiliate program. Several images available.
  • User role tracking - define what user roles should be tracked by get clicky. Drupal admin pages are never tracked.
  • User segmentation - needs the drupal core profile module enabled. If your users have profile fields completed, you can track your logged in users based on a defined profile field.
  • Advanced section - you can add custom Clicky Javascript code here.



Django Analytical

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  • Integrate Clicky tracking (as well as some other popular analytics services) into your Django-based web site.
  • Automatically logs the name of any logged in user to Clicky.
  • Has options for other customized tracking methods.
  • Detailed documentation is available here.



Joomla: Ninja Clicky

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  • Ninja Clicky allows you to quickly set up getclicky.com on your website. With its simple setup there is no need to edit files.
  • Ninja Clicky allows you to quickly change the Site ID as well as customize the button and switch between the JS enabled and JS disabled code.



Magento

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  • Integrates Clicky tracking into the Magento e-commerce platform.



Ruby Rack

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  • Rack Middleware to embed the Clicky tracking code.



Concrete5

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  • Add-on that allows you to integrate your Concrete5 site with Clicky as quickly and as easily as possible.
  • View your reports right from your Concrete5 dashboard.



PrestaShop

  • Free version to integrate basic tracking into your PrestaShop web site
  • Premium version that logs customer names and emails, tracks goals (including revenue) for purchases, and displays stats in the admin area of your web site. (Note: You need a Pro or higher account to track customer info and goals).





Manual Integration



Your custom web site

If you built your own web site, or someone did it for you (as opposed to running on a platform like WordPress), then you'll need to manually add the code to your web site's HTML.

Most sites have what are called "header" and "footer" files, which are files that are automatically included at the top and bottom of every page on your web site. Headers and footers are handy because it makes it very easy to make global changes to your web site's design. For example, say you wanted to add a new link to your navigation bar, or a new link to the footer of your web site. By using header and footer files, you only have to make this change in one file, and every page gets the update automatically.

If your site uses this type of design (and if not, it should), then all you need to do is paste our tracking code into your footer file. We recommend putting the code right before the closing </body> tag.

If your web site does not have footer files, you will need to manually paste the code onto every page of your web site.

The tracking code for each registered site on Clicky is unique. You can find the tracking code for any of your registered sites within the Preferences area for that site. The link to Preferences is in the sidebar when viewing the reports for any of your sites on Clicky.



WordPress.com hosted blog

If your blog is hosted on the wordpress.com domain, then you do not have the ability to add JavaScript to your page. However, Clicky also has an image based tracking system that you can use instead, which will work with wordpress.com blogs. It is not quite as detailed - for example, we can't track incoming searches or links to your site without JavaScript - but you may still find it quite useful. The image based 'no javascript' tracking code is on the same page as your normal tracking code, near the bottom.

Place this code in a text widget in your sidebar.



Tumblr

To track a Tumblr site, you need to edit your theme to paste in the code. Note that this also means if you change themes in the future, you will have to follow the same steps.

From your Tumblr control panel, go to: Customize > Theme > Use Custom HTML.

Find the closing </body> tag, and paste your Clicky tracking code directly before this tag. Click save and you're done!

Note: Tumblr uses different HTML for the mobile version of your site, so you'll need to add the code to that too if you want it tracked. Instructions here.



Facebook profile

Unfortunately, there is not a way to track your Facebook profile, as Facebook strictly forbids it and does not allow a way to have a third-party hosted object inserted on your profile page. The reason we are including Facebook on this page, even though you can't track it, is because we get questions on how to track Facebook quite a bit. Unfortunately, it's not possible!



Facebook fan page

Although you can't track a Facebook profile, you can track a fan page. Place the tracking code within your Facebook page using an app like Static FBML. This app allows you to add HTML to your pages. By editing your Static FMBL pages and inserting the code, Clicky will be able to track visits to those pages.

You can place the code anywhere as long as it does not disrupt functionality of your existing page. We recommend placing it at the bottom.



Blogger / BlogSpot

To install on this platform, you need to edit your blog's template. Click the "Design" tab at the top, then "Edit HTML". You will see some code in a form, as shown below. Unfortunately, the area that you want to place the code isn't at the very top or bottom, like it used to be. This means you need to use your browser's built in search-on-page tool (Ctrl+F), and then search for "</body>". Put a few lines of white space above the </body> tag in the form, then paste in your tracking code above it, as shown below.




TypePad

The tracking code needs to go into a "Notes TypeList" in your sidebar. You can put it in any existing ones you already have, or create a new one just for Clicky. This works with both basic and advanced templates. TypePad has further details on how this is accomplished on their web site here.



MySpace

MySpace does not allow external JavaScript to be inserted into your profile, which is what really makes Clicky tick. However, Clicky also has an image based tracking system that you can use instead. It is not quite as detailed - for example, we can't track incoming searches or links to your site without JavaScript - but you may still find it quite useful. The image based 'no javascript' tracking code is on the same page as your normal tracking code, near the bottom.

Place this code in your "about me" box.