Stats Chat
Chat with your stats
Ask questions about your website in plain English — “Why was Tuesday so busy?”, “What’s my best page?” — and get answers pulled straight from your real data.
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Start with a suggested question
The cards below are one-click starters. Tap one and see how the answer reads — it’s the fastest way to get a feel for what the chat can do.
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Ask follow-ups like you would a person
“Compare that to last month.” “Which pages did they visit?” The chat remembers the conversation, so you can dig in step by step instead of crafting one perfect question.
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Use it instead of hunting through charts
If you ever open the dashboard wondering “where do I even look?” — just ask here. It reads the same data as every chart in Crafty Meerkat and does the digging for you.
What was my top traffic source this week?
Your top traffic sources for the last 7 days:
- Google (organic) — 4,812 visits (46%)
- Direct — 2,904 visits (28%)
- GitHub — 1,377 visits (13%)
Google is your workhorse, but GitHub is your fastest grower — up 31% week-over-week, mostly landing on /formula/ffmpeg and /formula/imagemagick from README links.
Why did Tuesday spike?
Tuesday’s spike (2,341 visits vs. a ~950/day baseline) traces almost entirely to a Hacker News referral. A comment thread linked to /formula/ffmpeg, which pulled 1,208 visits between 14:00 and 20:00 UTC.
Those visitors were engaged, too — they averaged 3.4 pages per session and 41% clicked through to related formula pages. Worth adding a “popular formulae” module to catch that kind of surge traffic.
Which pages should I improve first?
Based on traffic volume and engagement, start here:
/casks— your 2nd most-visited page, but mobile bounce rate is 71% (desktop is only 38%). The grid layout likely breaks on small screens; fixing it is your biggest single win./formula/ffmpeg— your top entry page has no internal links to related formulae, so surge traffic dead-ends there./search— 18% of sessions use it, but 1 in 4 searches returns zero results. Adding fuzzy matching would help.
This is a static sample. On your own site, Stats Chat answers with your real traffic, uptime, and speed data.