Project Stats & Analytics

What the stats page shows

Every deployed project has a Stats tab that shows real-time traffic and health metrics for the live site. It pulls live data from the underlying hosting infrastructure so you can see exactly how your project is performing.

Available metrics

• Requests— Total HTTP requests served by your project.
• Bytes downloaded— Total data sent to visitors, useful for tracking bandwidth use.
• Bytes uploaded— Data sent from visitors to your project (form submissions, uploads, API requests).
• 4xx errors— Client-side errors like 404 not found or 401 unauthorized. A spike here usually means broken links or missing assets.
• 5xx errors— Server-side errors. A spike here usually means a runtime crash or a misconfigured backend.
• Latency— Average response time in milliseconds. Lower is better.

Time ranges

You can switch between three time ranges:

• 24 hours — A short-term view, useful for monitoring after a deployment.
• 7 days — A weekly trend view (default).
• 30 days — A long-term view for spotting growth or seasonal patterns.

Reading the cards

Each metric is displayed as a card with a small sparkline chart and a summary number (total or average depending on the metric). Click any card to open a full-size chart with hover tooltips for individual data points.

When metrics may be empty

• Brand new projects— Hosting metrics can take a few minutes to appear after the first deployment finishes.
• Private projects with no visitors— If nobody has visited your project yet, all metrics will be zero.

If your project has been live for a while and you still see no data, try refreshing the page or check the Reporting an Issue guide to send a bug report.