Changelog

Fixes for sites tracked on several hostnames, for the GitHub integration and for the Retention tab.

• Journeys shows the real hostname of every page. On a site tracked on several hostnames, Top User Paths showed every page under your main domain, so a page on auth.example.com read as example.com/auth/... Each step now carries its own hostname, and pages with the same path on two hostnames are no longer added together
• The Page Flow diagram names the host of each page. On a site with several hostnames, every page starts with a short host name such as "docs › /en", and a Hosts legend above the diagram shows what each short name stands for. Hover a page for its full address. Sites on a single hostname look as before
• The Page Flow diagram uses the full width of its card, so deep flows (up to 7 steps) are no longer squeezed into part of the space, and page names get more room
• Hostname filters now work in Journeys, and the Flows tab of a public dashboard now shows the full page sequence of each session
• Top pages in scheduled and agency reports show the hostname when a site spans several, instead of listing every page under the main domain
• GitHub commits keep reaching your chart after you connect once. Commits that GitHub failed to deliver are fetched automatically. If GitHub stops accepting the connection, for example because the Zenovay app was removed from your GitHub organization, the integration now shows Disconnected instead of Connected, you get an inbox notification, and the chart shows an info marker that leads to a Reconnect GitHub button. Reconnecting keeps your existing commit history
• The Retention tab explains when retention can't be measured. When your tracking script runs cookieless, every visit gets a fresh anonymous ID, so a returning visitor can't be recognised. The tab now says so and links to your tracking settings, instead of suggesting the data will appear later

The weekly summary email now tells your hostnames apart, like your dashboard does.

• Top Pages in the weekly email show the hostname when your site spans several. If one domain tracks both example.com and docs.example.com, the email used to add their "/en/" pages together in a single "/en/" row. Each hostname now gets its own row, such as "docs.example.com/en/", with its own count. Sites on a single hostname get the same email as before

Fixes to how your numbers are collected and how they are shown.

• One bad value can no longer inflate your average visit duration. Durations are reported by the visitor's browser, and a single malformed report, for example from an automated security scanner, could push Avg time into the thousands of minutes. Each session now counts for at most 4 hours when the data comes in, so one outlier cannot outweigh hundreds of real visits
• The 24h chart on your overview now shows visitors hour by hour. It used to place a whole day of visitors on a single hour, so the chart drew one spike. It now covers the last 24 hours in your own time zone, like the chart on each domain's analytics tab
• Metric cards stay inside their boxes. Long durations read as "3h 05m" or "2d 4h", counts from 10,000 up read as "12.3K" or "1.2M" (hover for the exact number), and changes above 999% read as ">999%"
• Page lists show the hostname when your site spans several. If one domain tracks both example.com and docs.example.com, the Page and Entry page lists now show "docs.example.com/en" instead of two identical "/en" rows. Sites on a single hostname look exactly as before, and search in the details view now matches hostnames too
• The globe shows which of your hostnames a live visitor is on. When a visitor is on a hostname other than your site's main domain, such as docs.example.com, it now appears in front of the page path
• Automated security scanners that attack your site no longer count as visitors. When one address keeps sending attack payloads (injected scripts, path probes), its traffic for the rest of the day is still recorded but marked as bot traffic and left out of your numbers
• Bot traffic is now also left out of the weekly summary email and of the daily totals behind the API, the CLI and scheduled reports, matching what your dashboard shows
• CLI alerts on average session duration now work. They always read 0 before

The fullscreen button on the globe now matches what your browser will actually do.

• Leaving fullscreen with Escape left the button showing its "exit fullscreen" icon. It now always shows what the next click will do
• On a public dashboard embedded in another page, the button only appears when that page allows fullscreen. Before, it showed up anyway and did nothing when clicked. To turn it on in your own embed, add allow="fullscreen" to the iframe
• The button is also hidden in browsers that can't show the globe in fullscreen

Bringing your past analytics into Zenovay no longer requires a paid plan.

• The GA4, Matomo, Simple Analytics, Fathom, PostHog and DataFast importers now work on every plan, including Free. Plausible's file upload was always free, so the same migration used to cost nothing or require Pro depending purely on which tool you were leaving
• Nothing about the imports themselves changed: same data, same fill-gaps protection, same one-shot run
• Your plan's data retention still applies to how far back the dashboard displays. Imported history beyond it is kept rather than discarded, so upgrading reveals it instead of asking you to import again

You can now bring your DataFast history into Zenovay from Domains → Import → DataFast. Paste one API key and pick how far back to go.

• Works with either DataFast credential: a website key (df_) or an account token (dft_). With an account token we match your site by domain automatically, so you only paste one value
• Imports daily visitors, pageviews and sessions, plus breakdowns for pages, referrers, countries, devices, browsers, operating systems, regions, cities and UTM source, medium and campaign
• Fill gaps only is on by default and never writes over a day you already have, so importing alongside live tracking cannot double-count your traffic. The result tells you how many days were skipped and why
• Your key is never stored. It is used for the import and then discarded, and it is removed from error messages before they are saved, so you can revoke it in DataFast as soon as the import finishes
• Choose 30 days, 90 days, 12 months, 2 years or 3 years. Every option ends yesterday, since today is still in progress

If you imported from Google Analytics, Matomo, Simple Analytics, Fathom or PostHog, the import succeeded but your dashboard did not move. Only Plausible imports were ever displayed.

• Imported days now appear in your traffic chart and count toward your visitors, sessions and pageviews totals, whichever product they came from
• Starting an import from Fathom, PostHog, Matomo or Simple Analytics failed outright. Those now run
• Days that came from an import are still kept separate from days Zenovay tracked itself, and a day is only ever counted once
• Imported days now show their real pageview count. The traffic chart was using an imported day's visitor total as its pageviews, so a day with 1 visitor and 6 pageviews drew a 1
• Countries, browsers, operating systems and campaigns from an import now appear in those panels instead of reading "No data available"

Choosing anything other than Last 7 days on the AI Influence tab could fail to load and only appear a minute or two later, and the page list for an individual crawler could be empty even for crawlers with thousands of recorded visits. Both are fixed.

• The timeframe you select now sticks. Opening the tab could quietly reset your choice back to the dashboard's period while your plan was still loading, so a link to Last 90 days requested 30 days, then 7, and rewrote the address bar to match
• A failed refresh no longer replaces the whole tab with an error. The cards stay on screen with a short notice and a retry, instead of going blank until the next automatic refresh a minute later
• Requests that fail because the service was briefly unreachable are retried straight away. They were being reported as a sign-in problem, which is never retried, so a momentary blip looked like a lasting failure
• Pages this crawler fetched now lists that crawler's own pages at every timeframe. The list was drawn from your site's busiest pages overall, so a crawler that reads your long tail showed nothing: on a 90-day view, 29 of 216 crawlers had an empty list, and at 30 days it was 58 of 175
• The page list behind the chart is richer on the wider timeframes for the same reason, and the whole view loads faster than before
• Last 90 days on the Impact section returned 7 days of data under a 90-day heading. It now returns 90
• The crawl chart's vertical axis shows compact counts (14K, 184K). Five-digit values were being cut off, so an axis reading 14,000 could appear as 4000

The Crawler content freshness card always looked at the last 30 days, whatever the timeframe picker said, and there was no way to clear a page you had already dealt with.

• The card now follows the timeframe picker and shows the window it used
• Crawler visit history is kept for 30 days, so wider timeframes still compare against those 30 days. The card says so rather than implying a longer lookback
• Each page can be acknowledged, which folds it away once you have seen the change. It is not a permanent mute: if the page changes again, it comes back, because that is something new to tell you. It also clears by itself once the crawlers have re-read the page
• Acknowledged pages are counted in the footer and can be shown again at any time

The Revenue card reported MRR, LTV and MRR Growth from your one-off payment total, because nothing was reading your subscription data. LTV in particular was simply your average revenue per customer multiplied by twelve. All three now come from the subscriptions themselves.

• MRR is the sum of your live subscriptions, each normalised to a month. A plan billed every 31 days counts as its monthly equivalent, not its charge amount, and an annual plan counts as one twelfth
• A subscription is treated as live until it misses its next renewal, with half a billing period of grace so a card retry or a shifted billing date is not mistaken for a cancellation
• The number of active subscriptions now sits next to MRR. If a site has none, MRR reads zero and says no subscriptions, so a zero is explained rather than looking like missing data
• LTV is the revenue each customer has actually produced to date. Its label changed from 12-mo to to date, and the locales that called it an estimate no longer do
• Sites that take one-off payments only are unaffected in the Total, Average order value and Conversion figures, which have always measured exactly that
• Nothing needed to change on your side, and no historical payment was altered. Cadence is read from the gap between a subscription's own renewals, so this works on payments you sent us before today

Several dashboard views were reading only part of the period you selected and quietly showing zero for the rest. The underlying data was always recorded correctly; what you saw was incomplete.

• AI Influence, Crawls over time now covers every day in the period. Days in the middle of a range could show zero even while crawlers were active, and the totals, category counts and crawler list were undercounted as a result
• The Revenue chart draws the visitors line across the whole period. It used to stop part way through and read as a flat zero, as if traffic had stopped
• MRR, ARPU, LTV and MRR Growth now follow the period you select. They were always calculated over the current calendar month, so a card headed Last 90 days could show zero beside a total for that same period
• Attribution by Channel loads in about a second. The Linear, Position-Based and Time-Decay models could previously take a long time to appear
• On the Domains page, the inactivity warning is now based on when a domain last received traffic. It was based on when the domain record was last edited, so a busy site could be flagged as having received no traffic
• That warning now opens when you point at the warning icon, instead of anywhere in the row

When an AI assistant or another MCP client asks for access to your Zenovay account, the authorization screen now shows who is asking and where that access will go.

• A notice at the top tells you whether the app is verified, runs on your own computer, or is unverified, and names the address that access is sent to
• Well-known apps such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Slack, Figma, Devin and Replit are recognized by the exact address they use to receive access, so they appear as verified or as running on your computer rather than with a warning
• Unverified apps come with a clear warning. Their self-chosen name is no longer used as the page title, and you confirm that you started the connection yourself before you can authorize
• A Cancel button lets you decline without granting anything
• An authorization link that has expired or was already used now says so straight away, instead of failing when you press Authorize
• Cursor can now connect to Zenovay with OAuth. Zenovay previously turned down the set of sign-in addresses Cursor registers
• Apps you already connected keep working, and you can still review and revoke them in your account security settings

Opening certain Zenovay pages directly, for example from a bookmark, a pasted link or a redirect back from Stripe, could show a blank white page. Loading Zenovay first and navigating from there worked, which made the problem easy to miss.

• Your dashboard now loads correctly when its address is opened directly
• Returning from Stripe after a purchase no longer lands on a blank page
• The add a domain page, and domain pages opened from a direct link, are fixed as well
• Nothing needs to change on your side. If you saw a blank page before, reloading is enough

Two moments where you tell us what you agree to are now explicit, in all six interface languages.

• Onboarding now asks you to accept the Terms of Service and to confirm you have read the Privacy Policy, with both documents linked in your own language. This replaces the previous age confirmation
• Before a paid plan opens Stripe Checkout, Zenovay shows a short confirmation step with two separate statements: that you expressly ask us to begin providing the service immediately, and that you have been informed how that may affect any right of withdrawal that applies to you
• Neither box is pre ticked, and checkout cannot begin until you tick both. Opening Stripe, or pressing a purchase button, is never treated as agreement on its own
• A link under the statements takes you to the right of withdrawal section of the Terms of Service
• What you confirmed, when, for which plan and in which language is recorded, and it is included in your personal data export
• If you already accepted the Terms and Privacy Policy during sign up, checkout does not ask you for them again
• The confirmation step also applies to Enterprise. Buying or resizing an Enterprise plan asks for the same two statements before Stripe opens; a scheduled downgrade or a configuration change that starts no new service does not ask

Zenovay is now listed on the Stripe App Marketplace. You can install it from Stripe and connect your account in one click, with no restricted API key to create, copy or paste.

• Install from the Stripe App Marketplace, authorize once, then pick which of your sites the Stripe account should be attributed to
• The app requests six read only permissions and no write permissions, so it can never create, modify or refund anything in your Stripe account
• Charges, invoices, checkout sessions and subscription changes are matched to the visit that produced them, so you get revenue by traffic source, landing page and campaign
• Open any customer in the Stripe Dashboard and a Zenovay panel shows their first visit, traffic source, pages viewed and attributed value
• The existing restricted API key connection keeps working exactly as before. Nothing changes for sites already sending revenue
• Fixed a case where one Stripe subscription charge could be recorded more than once, which overstated that customer's revenue

The User Journeys table can now answer "who spent the most", and hand that exact view to a teammate.

• Sort by pageviews, amount spent or last active. Click a column once for highest first, click again to reverse it
• A "Paying only" filter narrows the list to users who have spent money
• Sorting and filtering run on the server, so they cover every user in the selected period, not only the rows already loaded
• Your period, search, filters and sort now live in the page URL. Copy the link and a teammate opens the same view. A shared period is still limited to what the recipient's own plan allows

Adding Zenovay to a site used to mean pasting a snippet into your HTML by hand. You can now connect a GitHub repository instead and let Zenovay do it: it works out your framework, adds the tracking script, and opens a pull request for you to review.

It shows up when you add a domain, during onboarding, and under your domain's General settings. There are three ways to install and you can switch between them at any time.

• Open a pull request: connect a GitHub repository, pick it, and Zenovay prepares the change in an isolated sandbox. You get a pull request with the exact diff, and the change only takes effect once you merge it
• Run it yourself: the same install performed locally by the Zenovay CLI
• Add the snippet manually: the original copy and paste, still there
• Zenovay never commits to your default branch. Every change reaches your code as a pull request you approve
• Each domain has its own GitHub connection, so different sites can use different accounts. You can disconnect or switch the account whenever you want
• If the script is already installed, the run stops and tells you instead of opening an empty pull request
• The interface is available in English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Japanese

If you are moving to Zenovay from PostHog, or running both, you no longer have to start with an empty dashboard. Your site's Data, then Import section now has a PostHog tile.

You need your numeric PostHog project ID, a personal API key, and your region. Left alone it imports the last 365 days ending yesterday, and you can set a custom range instead.

• Pageview traffic only: daily visitors and pageviews, plus top pages, referrers, countries, devices, browsers and operating systems
• Custom product events, feature flags, experiments, surveys and session recordings are not imported. Export those from PostHog, or keep the project readable, before you cancel anything
• The key has to be a personal API key. A project API key is rejected. You can make it read only, scope it to the one project, and revoke it as soon as the import finishes
• A large import can finish as partial. PostHog limits its query API to 120 queries an hour on older projects, so the daily numbers are fetched first and some breakdowns are skipped. Run it again for the remaining dates
• Available on Pro and above. It is a one time historical migration, not an ongoing sync

Full guide: Integrations, then PostHog Importer.

Both of these have been in Zenovay for months without an announcement, so a number of people on Pro are paying for capabilities they do not know they have.

A/B experimentation runs frequentist A/B/n tests against the goals you already track. The tracker assigns each visitor a variant using a hash of their visitor ID, so the same person always sees the same variant. Results show per-variant conversion rates and a 95% confidence interval on the lift over control.

Feature flags are remote config with targeting rules, so a feature can be turned on, off, or on for part of your traffic without a redeploy.

• Both are available on Pro, Scale and Enterprise. Pro allows 5 concurrent experiments
• An experiment needs one line of JavaScript on your site to apply the variant
• In cookieless mode the variant assignment is scoped to the browser tab and resets when the tab closes

You update your pricing page. An AI assistant keeps describing the old one. Until now there was no way to tell whether that was plausible or paranoid.

The AI Influence tab's Activity section now lists pages that changed after a crawler last read them, with the crawler and the date of its last successful visit.

• Both halves are measured: the crawler visit comes from your own server, and the change comes from a content comparison that ignores per-request noise like tokens, timestamps and build hashes
• A page we have not yet seen change is a baseline, never reported as out of date
• A crawler that has not fetched a page successfully is shown as unseen rather than guessed at
• Pages that change constantly, like a blog index, are set aside instead of dominating the list

We measure crawler visits to your site. We do not query AI assistants and cannot see what any model answers.

Every analytics tool quietly throws traffic away, then asks you to trust the number that survives. Zenovay now shows you the discarded half next to the number it qualifies.

• A new card on the Analytics tab lists what was filtered out and why: bots by name, plus your own IP, path, hostname and country rules
• Each rule shows how many hits it removed, so a rule that is quietly eating real visitors is visible instead of invisible
• The full breakdown lives on the Trust tab
• IP rules are shown as a rule, never as an address

Nothing about what gets counted changed. The filtering was always happening; now you can audit it.

The globe only ever showed you the present. Press the history button and it now plays the last 24 hours back frame by frame, so you can watch a day's traffic arrive instead of reading it off a chart.

• Playback starts on its own, with a scrubber you can drag to any moment
• Visitors pop in as each frame lands, and the panel's count, referrers, countries and devices describe that frame rather than live traffic
• The map button flattens the globe into a 2D map and back, animated rather than cut
• Frame times follow the 12 or 24 hour setting in your account preferences

The window is a fixed 24 hours on every plan. A wider window spreads the same visitors across bigger buckets, which makes a replay emptier rather than richer.

The referrer, country and device chips on the globe were a single choice between them. They are now three, and they work together.

• Picking Mobile and then Germany shows German mobile visitors. Before, the second choice replaced the first
• Each row counts against your other filters, so the numbers describe what you are actually looking at
• Rows scroll sideways and reach every value. They were capped at four
• Filters now correctly hide the visitors they exclude, including during a replay
• An open visitor card stays with its visitor as you turn the globe, instead of sliding along the edge of the screen
• A visitor on the far side of the globe is hidden, rather than showing faintly over the hemisphere facing you
• Every button in the globe panel now explains itself on hover

The theme preference was neither read nor stored, so every fresh load fell back to the default instead of the mode you picked. Fixed.

Session replay and heatmaps do not record until a visitor grants consent on a site that has "require consent" switched on. Building that gate was left entirely to you. CLI v1.0.35 adds zenovay consent init, which writes a starting point into your project.

• Detects your framework and tells you why it picked it
• Writes an unstyled component that inherits your own colours, so it does not arrive as a light banner on a dark site
• Never edits your existing files: it prints the two wiring steps and leaves your layout to you
• --dry-run shows what it would write, and it asks before writing anything
• The generated component calls zenovay('consent', 'granted') and zenovay('consent', 'denied'), and honours Global Privacy Control

It is a separate command on purpose. It never runs as part of zenovay init, because a consent mechanism you did not ask for is worse than none.

The crawl beacon treated those files as static assets and dropped them before reporting. They are exactly the files an AI crawler fetches on purpose, to decide how to treat your whole site, so "who read my robots.txt, and did they then respect it" was unanswerable. CLI v1.0.34 fixes it.

• Requests to /robots.txt, /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt and any sitemap*.xml now appear alongside your ordinary pages
• Ordinary assets that share those extensions, like /manifest.json or /feed.xml, are still ignored, so nothing noisy is added
• Run npx @zenovay/cli@latest init again to upgrade an existing install. It rewrites the block in place, in one run, whatever version you were on
• A beacon block you edited by hand is never rewritten: the CLI prints the new one and leaves your file alone
• See AI crawler tracking for the full setup
• The same release ends zenovay init with a summary of your site's privacy settings, covering cookieless mode, session replay, heatmaps and whether replay waits for consent, plus a link to the consent guide so you can check what applies to you

Several fixes to the AI Influence tab, plus documentation for how crawler tracking actually works.

• Page search in a crawler's detail panel now understands wildcards, so /blog/* narrows to everything under /blog. It previously matched the asterisk as a literal character and found nothing
• Ahrefs, Majestic, SleepBot and Tablif are identified by name and logo instead of landing in Other
• A crawler we cannot identify now shows its own initial rather than a generic letter, so two unnamed crawlers no longer look like the same one
• The selected crawl category is part of the page URL, so a refreshed or shared link reopens the exact view instead of whichever category happened to be busiest
• A new guide, AI crawler tracking, covers why crawlers need a server-side beacon, the one-command install, and what each category means

On a site that requires consent before behavioural capture, session replay was held back but heatmaps recorded anyway. Heatmaps now read the same decision, so a single consent call covers both.

• With the consent requirement switched on, heatmaps capture nothing until consent is granted: no click points, no scroll depth, no page screenshot
• A declined decision stops both features at once and discards what was buffered in memory, so nothing already captured is uploaded
• The page screenshot behind a heatmap follows the same decision as the click and scroll data
• No settings change is needed. Sites that already required consent for replay pick this up automatically
• The consent gate is documented in full at docs.zenovay.com/tracking/consent, in all six languages

AI crawlers do not run JavaScript, so no browser-based analytics tool can see them, ours included. Zenovay now records them on the server instead, and tells you which ones were genuine.

• A new AI crawl activity view shows which crawlers fetched your site, how often, which pages they read, and how that changed over time
• Crawlers are grouped by what they are there for: answering someone's question in real time, indexing for AI search, or collecting training data
• Each visit is checked against the operator's published address ranges or reverse DNS, so a request merely claiming to be ChatGPT is flagged instead of being taken at its word
• Pages are listed with their host, so a subdomain is never counted as the main site
• Running npx @zenovay/cli init installs the server-side beacon for you. It recognises an existing setup and adds to it rather than replacing it
• Zenovay identifies 157 AI crawlers by name, covering assistants, AI search, training crawlers, data collectors and browsing agents
• Every one of them is documented in a public directory at zenovay.com/ai-crawlers

Opening a tab used to replace whole cards with grey blocks, and the layout often shifted once the data arrived. Cards now hold their shape from the first frame and only the values fill in.

• While a chart loads, you see an outline of that chart at exactly the size the finished chart will be, so nothing moves when the data appears
• Card titles, filters, legends and axis labels stay on screen throughout instead of vanishing and coming back
• Metric cards keep their label and only the number loads
• Data arrives with a short cross-fade rather than a hard swap
• Several screens that previously showed nothing at all while loading, including parts of Performance, Uptime and the client portal, now show an outline of what is coming
• Loading animations follow the reduced-motion setting in your operating system
• Cached and fast loads still show no placeholder at all

Additional workspaces have always been a paid feature, but the plan picker still offered a free option that did not match. It has been removed.

• The plan picker now shows Pro, Scale and Enterprise when you add a workspace
• Your first workspace is unaffected and stays free on every plan

These docs have been rebuilt around a single content view that uses the same colours as your Zenovay dashboard. They now open in dark mode, and you can switch to light or follow your system setting from the bottom of the sidebar.

• Moving between pages no longer reloads the site, so navigation is close to instant
• Ask Zenovay is available on every page, and your recent conversations stay in your browser
• Copy any page as Markdown for an AI assistant, read it as plain text, or open it straight in ChatGPT or Claude
• Every page now links to the previous and next one, and you can tell us whether it helped

Two small fixes to the globe view on your dashboard.

• Zooming in no longer flashes blue. A blue tint briefly washed over the map at the point where the globe flattens into a flat map, and it is gone
• The live activity list no longer repeats the Zenovay badge that already sits in the corner of the globe

Several places in Zenovay applied their own idea of how far back a plan could look, or how many goals it allowed. They now all read the same plan definition, which means more history on paid plans and fewer surprises.

• The AI assistant, Query Studio, and the MCP server now look back exactly as far as your dashboard does: 30 days on Free (was 14) and 12 months on Pro (was 6)
• Export and agency report date ranges follow your real plan window, so Scale reaches back 4 years instead of 2
• Session replays and heatmaps are now kept for the full period your plan includes: 60 days on Pro, 120 on Scale, 180 on Enterprise
• Revenue attribution is available on Free, showing the last 14 days
• Conversion goals and funnels now apply their plan limits consistently, whether you create them in the dashboard, through the CLI, or via an AI agent
• The Free plan no longer advertises programmatic API access, which was never usable on that plan
• zenovay webhooks forward no longer assumes an unencrypted connection for a remote address; pass the full https:// URL for anything that is not localhost
• The Ask Zenovay assistant is available on every plan, including Free with 10 messages a day (50 on Pro, 100 on Scale, 250 on Enterprise). The pricing page and the help centre previously said the Free plan had no AI at all
• Audit log history is labelled clearly as the in-app view (30 days on Free, 60 on Pro, 90 on Scale, 180 on Enterprise). The trail itself is kept for 24 months and can still be exported in full
• Pricing and legal pages corrected across all six languages, including the German, French, Spanish and Portuguese texts, which were missing their accents

The CLI used to pull sixteen packages from npm alongside itself. It now bundles everything it needs, so installing it adds one package and nothing else.

• npx @zenovay/cli and a global install both resolve to a single package with an empty dependency list
• A full notice of the open-source code compiled into the CLI ships inside the package
• zenovay webhooks forward opens its tunnel only to an encrypted Zenovay address, and refuses anything else

The assistant now reports the same domains you see on your dashboard, and account questions get a dependable answer.

• Half-added domains that never finished setup are no longer counted, so "how many domains do I have?" matches the Domains page
• Questions about your account (plan, domains, team) are answered directly even when the AI backend has a momentary hiccup
• The assistant now works even before you add your first domain: it chats normally, tells you there is nothing to analyze yet, and can create your first website for you, in any supported language
• Chat history no longer disappears when you delete a domain; those chats simply become workspace chats
• Interview voice mode now starts correctly on password-protected interviews
• The public interview page has a language switcher (27 languages, with country flags) on both the welcome screen and in the chat; the AI follows the selected language
• The interview reply box grows like a modern chat composer: it opens up only when your text no longer fits on one line and stays open until you send
• Onboarding preselects your detected language, and all onboarding dropdowns are fully translated
• When adding a domain you can now skip the installation check and finish setup later
• Interviews no longer show the internal description to respondents; that field stays with your team
• The reply box opens smoothly instead of jumping, and the language menu no longer hides behind the conversation
• Adding a domain beyond your plan now says which plan you need instead of a generic error
• The onboarding install step has the localhost testing switch, so your first event can arrive while you develop locally
• The sessions list in Security and access now always shows your current device, instead of sometimes listing only your other sessions

The Scroll Depth card on the Analytics tab is easier to read and no longer cuts off its own charts. The card shows the top 5 pages at full height, and the complete list lives in the new Details view.

• Details table with search and sorting by page, pageviews, and average depth, the same pattern as the other analytics cards
• The funnel background bars now use a soft, theme-aware track instead of solid black in light mode
• Pages with too little traffic for a reliable reading show their average dimmed with a small warning marker instead of hiding the value, and sorting by average keeps statistically reliable pages on top
• Hovering a truncated page URL shows the full address in a tooltip, in the card and in the Details view
• The Details view lists up to 200 pages

The Page Flow diagram and the funnel view in Journeys were redrawn from scratch. Routes are easier to read at a glance, labels no longer collide, and both views hold up on a phone.

• Routes per step slider, show the top 5 to 50 paths, or all of them
• Overlapping labels are gone: every label is right-anchored in a reserved gutter, and paths beyond the cut-off collapse into a single “+N more” row
• Flows are drawn as gradient ribbons whose thickness reflects real visitor volume
• Full URLs shown as path chips, with a period selector on the diagram itself
• The funnel is now a continuous ribbon rather than a bar chart, with per-stage hover

A payment from Stripe, Paddle, or PayPal is now linked back to the visitor session that led to it, so you can follow a purchase from first landing page to checkout in Journeys.

• Works for all three providers, with the paid amount shown on the activity timeline
• Payments are recorded from the signed provider webhook, so the amount is the one the provider actually charged
• Identifying a visitor part-way through a session now takes effect immediately, instead of at the next session
• Purchases made in a checkout overlay are matched to the originating visitor

Weekly email reports and the traffic spike detector used to read only the first slice of a busy site's data, which understated totals on high-traffic domains. Both now aggregate the full period, verified at over a million visitors.

• Weekly report figures and spike thresholds are exact regardless of site volume
• Traffic-drop alerts compare against your site's own 14-day rhythm rather than a fixed threshold, so a quiet weekend is no longer reported as an outage
• Alerts wait until a site has an established baseline, and hold a cooldown before repeating
• Data retention cleanup now covers every eligible record, not just the first batch

Commands that act on a single site now open a second step listing your domains, instead of asking you to switch sites first and run the command afterwards.

• Domain rows show each site's favicon; your five most recent sites appear first
• Backspace returns to the command list with your search text intact
• Fixed a collision where ⌘ plus the minus key triggered browser zoom on German keyboard layouts

The Zenovay MCP server is now published in the community MCP registries, so AI assistants that browse those directories can discover and connect to it.

• Listed in the official MCP Registry as com.zenovay/analytics, plus Smithery, Glama, mcp.so, MCPMarket, and Cursor
• Every tool now declares whether it reads or writes, so a client can warn before a change is made
• OAuth discovery details are returned on an unauthenticated request, which shortens connection setup

A run of CLI releases focused on making installation, updates, and site setup reliable. See the CLI guide.

• Self-update recovers correctly on Windows, where earlier versions could report success without actually updating
• Setup links and commands now point at the right site when you manage several
• zenovay init reports exactly what a first-party-only reinstall changed
• Failures when checking for a site's first event are surfaced instead of being swallowed
• Access tokens have bounded lifetimes and are revoked as a family if one is replayed
• The Cloudflare Pages first-party proxy forwards only the few headers analytics needs, so cookies, authorization headers and anything else a visitor sends stay on your own domain
• Any Set-Cookie on the way back is removed, and the visitor's country is taken from Cloudflare's own data rather than from the incoming request

Setting up tracking can touch files that hold secrets. The CLI now states what it deliberately left for you to review, so nothing reaches your repository without you deciding to put it there.

• Environment files changed during setup are left uncommitted, and the CLI says so before it finishes
• When setup creates a commit locally, the CLI states that the commit was not pushed

The activity log gained real search and filtering. Searching now runs across your full history on the server rather than filtering the rows already loaded.

• Find any actor by name or email, any action, or any detail
• Custom date ranges, bounded by your plan's viewable window, Free 30 days, Pro 60, Scale 90, Enterprise 180
• Filter by outcome: all, successful, or denied, with denied attempts badged
• Entries show who performed the action by name, and full details can be copied in one click

Replacing Zenovay branding on shared dashboards and client reports is now part of the Scale plan and above. Branding changes apply immediately rather than after a reload.

The Viewer team role is now enforced on the server for every write action, not only hidden in the interface. A viewer can read what they have been given access to and change none of it, including through the API, the CLI, and MCP.

• Client-portal access is read-only by the same rule
• Tabs and controls a viewer cannot use are no longer shown to them
• Team owner protections are consistent across every membership change: only an owner can grant the owner role, and the last remaining owner cannot be removed or demoted

Subscriptions can now be billed in CHF and EUR alongside USD, on Pro and Scale.

• Prices are shown in your billing currency throughout checkout and the billing page
• Sites that exceed their included events can opt in to usage-based overage instead of being cut off
• You are notified when a site reaches its limit, before any overage is charged
• Tracking keeps running while a payment is being retried, analytics are never silently switched off over a billing hiccup

Live view shows where visitors are moving on the page, over a screenshot of the page they are actually on.

• Cursor tracking survives a cookieless session identifier rolling over mid-visit
• Screenshots are captured on demand and appear promptly rather than minutes later
• Error and frustration signals are marked on the replay scrubber

Two CLI releases aimed at scripted setups, and at making the data commands behave the same way everywhere.

• A headless or CI install now works for every supported framework, not only plain HTML projects
• zenovay init --undo reverts the file changes from your most recent init run
• --range is the single option for a time window across the data commands, with --window kept working as an alias
• Calls to Zenovay time out instead of hanging, and a download address that is not HTTPS is refused
• The install health check reports whether first-party tracking is in place
• Clearer errors: an expired session says so, an unknown sub-command lists the valid ones, and a credentials file that other users can read is flagged

When Zenovay support needs to see your dashboard to resolve a ticket, they cannot simply look. An owner or admin has to grant access, the session is read-only, and you can end it whenever you like.

• Only a workspace owner or admin can grant access, and the grant covers one team
• The session is read-only, nothing can be changed while it is active
• A banner stays visible for the whole time an access session is running
• Revoke a single grant or all of them from Settings → Security, where active grants are listed
• The practice is documented in the privacy policy in all six languages

The tracking snippet written by zenovay init no longer carries the attribute that let traffic from localhost through. Whether visits from your own machine are counted is decided per site in your dashboard, so you can change it without editing code or redeploying.

• New installs write a snippet without the localhost attribute
• Turn local traffic on or off per site in your dashboard settings
• A snippet you installed earlier keeps working. Run zenovay init again to write the current one

Replay now records into memory and uploads nothing until the visitor has consented. If consent never comes, the recording is discarded rather than stored.

• Consent-buffered recording, nothing leaves the browser before the visitor agrees
• Recording modes and PII masking rules, with a route blocklist for pages that should never be recorded
• The default recording mode is now errors only, rather than everything
• Sampling is decided on the server, and recordings are compressed before upload
• Live cursor tracking has its own consent gate

Session replay timelines now mark the moments that matter instead of only page changes, so you can jump straight to the point a visitor converted or gave up.

• Named goals and custom events appear as labelled markers
• Scroll-depth milestones show how far down each page a visitor actually read
• Replays are linked to an identified person where one is known, including for cookieless sites
• A single long-running tab can no longer fill your recording storage

Opening a page that has heatmap data but no page screenshot now triggers a capture, instead of showing an empty frame until the next scheduled run.

Support moved into the dashboard. The assistant answers from the Zenovay knowledge base and shows you which articles it used.

• Answers stream as they are written, with citations you can open
• Every ticket has its own page, showing whether it is in progress or waiting on your reply
• Rate the outcome once a ticket is resolved

Any company or identified visitor can now be linked to directly, so you can send a colleague straight to the record instead of describing how to find it.

• Long page paths are shortened, revealed on hover, and copyable
• Company cards carry more detail, and the subdomain is shown when a company visits several
• Period selectors sit in the content itself rather than only in the page header
• The Trust tab now states plainly what is measured and what is inferred

Agencies can configure PDF reports once and have them delivered on a schedule, across every client at the same time.

• Bulk configuration for a whole portfolio, delivered in each recipient's time zone
• Reports open with an executive summary, then acquisition channels, per-goal breakdowns, conversion rate, and a results band for revenue and conversions
• Per-client PDFs can be downloaded on demand, and each report carries a public verification page
• Schedules save as you edit them

A desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux, available from the download page.

• Sign-in hands off to your browser and returns to the app, so you keep passkeys and SSO
• Native window chrome, a tray menu, and hardware-accelerated rendering
• Signed installers for each platform, including .dmg, .msi, .deb, and AppImage

Sign-in and sign-up now run a background challenge to keep automated attempts off the login form. It appears as you start typing your email rather than on page load, and most people never have to interact with it.

Every dashboard tab now paints immediately from cache on a revisit and refreshes in the background, so moving around no longer means waiting on a spinner.

• Cached-and-refreshing data across analytics, sessions, revenue, errors, journeys, retention, settings, and the client portal
• Domains prefetch when you hover them
• One loading standard throughout: a branded boot screen, then a cross-fade from skeleton to content

The full application is now translated into English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), and Japanese, not just the marketing pages.

• Every surface is localised, including activity-log details, performance metrics, and B2B labels
• A language picker in onboarding, switching live as you choose
• Your language is detected from your browser and region on a first visit, and can be changed any time in your profile

New accounts start in the language that matches your browser and region, and you can change it at any time in your profile. This release also closed the remaining gaps where parts of the interface stayed in English.

• Chart granularity, analytics card labels, plan pricing, and export options are translated
• Plan buttons no longer clip longer German text, and prices show in the right currency

A two-toggle panel in your privacy settings governs whether Zenovay records how you use the dashboard. It is off unless you turn it on, and it is separate from the analytics Zenovay collects for your own websites.

A unified shortcut system for navigation and common actions. Press ⌘/, or Ctrl/, for the full list.

• Key hints appear in tooltips, so shortcuts are discoverable where the action is
• Navigation shortcuts are domain-aware and follow the site you are viewing
• Combinations that clashed with browser and extension shortcuts were moved to plain keys, and the panel works on international keyboard layouts

Two CLI releases that take the guesswork out of a command that needs an account, or an update that cannot start.

• Data commands stop with a clear instruction to run zenovay login, instead of failing with an unhelpful error
• zenovay --version prints the version on its own, rather than the whole help screen
• If the CLI cannot start npm to update itself, it explains why and prints the exact command to run by hand

status.zenovay.com now reports each component's health from server-side checks, and the labels state what is actually being measured rather than implying broader coverage.

The CLI reached 1.0 with deterministic installers that add tracking to a project correctly, rather than leaving you to paste a snippet in the right place.

• Framework-aware installers for Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Vite, Gatsby, Angular, SolidStart, and Qwik
• First-party tracking is wired up as part of the install
• The installer identifies a project by its contents rather than its folder layout, so non-standard structures work
• A full terminal interface for the data commands, with tables that align correctly for CJK text and emoji

The assistant handles the questions people actually ask, whether growth is up, what changed, and what happened in the last hour, and can carry out changes once you approve them.

• Period-over-period comparisons, so "am I growing" and "what changed" are answerable directly
• Sub-day windows such as the last hour, alongside specific calendar dates
• Write actions follow a propose, confirm, then execute flow, nothing is changed until you agree to it
• Follow-up questions inherit the context of the previous one
• Answers are grounded in the knowledge base rather than guessed

API credentials now come in two kinds. Personal API tokens act on your behalf across the teams you belong to and are revoked when you leave a team. Workspace API keys stay owner and admin managed for shared integrations. See API Authentication.

• Create personal tokens in Account → API tokens, with full_access, read, write, or admin scope
• Workspace owners and admins can restrict who creates personal tokens for their workspace, in Settings → API keys
• Team API keys now show who created each key

AI-driven conversions are now credited to a first-class AI channel in Revenue → Attribution, instead of folding into Direct. Expand the row for a per-product breakdown.

• Named products, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot, DeepSeek, shown when detected via referrer or UTM
• Likely AI (unspecified) bucket for Dark AI heuristic detections that arrive without a referrer, grouped honestly rather than guessed
• A conversions view, use AI Influence for AI traffic by product
• Shown on the authenticated dashboard; not on public or shared dashboards

Mark deploys, releases, marketing campaigns, incidents, and custom milestones from your CI pipeline. Annotations show up as a colored chip strip below every customer-facing analytics chart and feed the conversion incident triage as suspect changes within ±2 hours of an incident.

See the Chart Annotations API reference and the CLI integration guide.

• New CLI command: zenovay annotation create --type=deploy --message="release v2.5"
• 5 types with distinct colors: deploy, release, campaign, incident, custom
• Color-coded chip strip below every chart, with type icons that let you scan annotations by attention
• Same-type dedup window of 5 minutes prevents misconfigured CI pipelines from flooding the timeline
• Free plan = 10 annotations per team per month, Pro and above = unlimited
• Hidden on public dashboards by design - deploy and release messages are for the operating team, not for visitors

A new Settings tab and the /api/install-health/:trackingCode endpoint let you check that Zenovay is receiving events from your site, with actionable diagnostics for the most common install issues.

• Live counts of events received in the last 5 minutes and 24 hours, plus the most recent event timestamp
• Server-side reachability probe of your domain, with explicit handling for sandbox/dev environments and CSP-blocked probes
• Cookieless mode and consent-recording flags so you can confirm your privacy configuration at a glance
• Actionable issues list with stable codes and "Learn more" links: script_never_installed, silent_tracker, tracker_quiet, site_not_reachable, probe_blocked, sandbox_detected, awaiting_first_event
• Find it under Domain → Settings → Install Health. See the install-health docs for the full response shape

The Free plan now includes 10,000 events per month, up from 3,000, giving you more room to evaluate Zenovay before upgrading.

• Free plan monthly event allowance increased from 3,000 to 10,000 events
• Existing Free teams have been automatically upgraded, no action required
• The new cap is reflected on the pricing page, the in-app plan settings, and across the docs and help center

Receive real-time platform events at your own endpoints, export your full audit trail in machine-readable formats, and benefit from new end-to-end privacy hardening.

• Outbound webhooks, create, list, test, rotate, and revoke HMAC-signed webhooks via the External API (CLI API key required) so your services can react to events instead of polling. See the webhooks help article for setup and signature verification
• Audit Export, download your team's full audit log in NDJSON, CSV, or JSON via the External API (CLI API key, Pro plan or above) covering your full audit history. See the audit-export help article for setup
• Global Privacy Control honored end-to-end, visitors sending the Sec-GPC: 1 signal are excluded consistently from tracking, and the signal is logged in your consent records
• Audit log IP addresses are now stored as one-way hashes with a daily-rotating salt, so privacy obligations are met without losing forensic value for security investigations
• Account cascade-cleanup endpoint, deleting your Zenovay account now removes data across the full service mesh in a single coordinated operation
• CLI improvements, /v1/cli/me returns all teams the caller belongs to, and any CLI request can target a specific team via the X-Zenovay-Team-Id header
• Request-ID propagation across the API, every response now carries an x-request-id header that's tagged in error reports, making issues much easier to trace from your client all the way through to our logs

A privacy-by-design refresh of the tracker: raw IPs and User-Agents are no longer stored on ingestion, and visitor identifiers rotate so they cannot be used as cross-site fingerprints.

• Tracker ingestion no longer stores raw visitor IP addresses or User-Agent strings, both are processed in-memory for geolocation and device-class derivation, then discarded
• The visitor cookie now uses a dynamically-derived identifier rather than a stable hash, so the same browser visiting two unrelated sites cannot be linked across them
• Cookieless mode (opt-in via data-cookieless="true") gets stronger privacy guarantees out of the box, without losing pageview accuracy
• Existing analytics queries are unaffected, visitor counts, session metrics, geography, and revenue attribution work identically

Slice your identified-visitors list by the channel that brought each person in, so you can see, for example, which leads came from Google Ads versus organic search.

• New source query parameter on the identified-users External API endpoint
• New /sources endpoint that returns the distinct list of acquisition sources for a website, ready to populate a filter dropdown
• Combine with existing date-range and country filters for narrowed-down lead lists

Refer a friend who signs up for Zenovay and you both get a permanent boost to your monthly event allowance, on top of the existing trial-month reward.

• Each successful referral grants +100,000 events/month permanently to your account, capped at +1,000,000 events total across all referrals
• Boost stacks with your existing plan limits, if you're on Pro (250K events/month) and refer 3 friends, you get 550K events/month going forward
• Cross-device referral attribution, claim a referral on one device, sign up on another, and the credit still lands
• Referral codes auto-generate on first dashboard visit; share via the new Referrals page in Settings
• Trial-grant flow hardened against double-claims and 409 races, so the reward lands the first time

Connect AI tools to Zenovay using industry-standard OAuth 2.1, more secure, easier to manage, and no more API keys.

• Full OAuth 2.1 authorization flow for MCP integrations, authenticate AI tools with proper user consent instead of static API keys
• Beautiful consent page inspired by Stripe's OAuth UI, see exactly what permissions each AI tool is requesting before you approve
• Connected Apps management, view, monitor, and revoke access for all authorized AI tool integrations from one place
• MFA backup codes, generate one-time recovery codes so you never get locked out of your account, even without your authenticator app
• Documentation fully rewritten for OAuth 2.1 with updated Quick Start guide, including AI-optimized passages for tool discovery
• Enhanced authentication flow with improved redirect handling, better error messages, and wider browser compatibility

See how AI bots interact with your site and track visitors seamlessly across your domains with new cross-domain linking.

• AI Traffic dashboard, a dedicated view showing which AI crawlers visit your site, how often, and which pages they access
• Cross-domain tracking with a visual linking diagram, connect multiple domains and follow user journeys across your entire web presence
• Consent management settings with customizable banner configuration, tracking categories, and consent analytics
• Installation diagnostics panel, verify your tracking script is correctly placed and get actionable troubleshooting guidance
• Session timeouts now respect your configured duration instead of using a fixed 30-minute window
• Weekly summary emails consolidated into a single, well-designed digest per user instead of multiple separate messages

A complete visual overhaul of your account experience, from profile settings to invoices to team management.

• Full-page profile with tabbed sidebar layout, manage your name, avatar, notifications, and newsletter preferences in one clean view
• Redesigned team avatars with a polished macOS app icon aesthetic and smooth hover interactions
• Stripe-inspired invoices table with status badges, grid layout, and at-a-glance billing history
• Custom color picker for widget customization, choose your brand color with a modern, built-in picker instead of the browser default
• Premium animated checkout success page, a polished experience after completing your subscription
• Promotion code support at checkout, enter discount codes directly on the payment page
• Users & Teams admin page, expandable overview for managing users and teams across your organization
• Deep-linkable profile tabs, share or bookmark specific settings sections with ?tab= URL parameters

Discover every Zenovay feature from one place, and see how it can replace multiple tools in your analytics stack.

• Features hub page, browse all 13 feature areas from a single overview with descriptions, testimonials, and direct links
• 5 new "Replace Your Stack" comparison pages, see exactly how Zenovay consolidates multiple tools into one platform
• New alternative comparison pages for PostHog and Fathom with detailed feature-by-feature breakdowns
• Dedicated landing pages for developers and founders, tailored messaging for each audience with relevant use cases
• Fun slot machine animation on the pricing page volume slider, drag to see your price update with a casino-style number roll
• Collapsible logo animation in the header, ZENOVAY elegantly collapses to ZV as you scroll down
• Two new blog posts covering Explore Mode, Funnel Intelligence, and MCP tool integrations

Search across docs and help articles is now significantly more powerful, and three new framework integration guides make getting started easier than ever.

• Upgraded search engine powered by Fuse.js with deep description matching, find what you need even with partial or fuzzy queries
• Multi-locale search indexes, search results now return articles in your selected language across both docs and help center
• New integration guides for Astro, SvelteKit, and Nuxt, step-by-step setup instructions for each framework
• Localhost Testing guide, verify your Zenovay setup works correctly in your local development environment
• Script placement troubleshooting section, diagnose and fix common installation issues
• New help articles covering pay-as-you-go pricing details and AI message limits
• Help search index expanded from 0 to 176 discoverable articles with locale-aware results

The dashboard and website now feel native on phones and tablets, with seamless page transitions that eliminate white flashes.

• Comprehensive mobile optimization across 13 dashboard components, proper mobile top bar, back navigation, and responsive layouts
• Smooth page transitions using the View Transitions API, no more white flashes or jarring content swaps between pages
• Onboarding AI chat assistant, get personalized setup guidance through a conversational interface on your first visit
• Enhanced UTM Builder and Meta Tag Generator tools with improved usability and validation
• Unified help and docs search on the support page, find answers from both knowledge bases in one search
• Consistent dark mode styling, standardized buttons, toggles, and focus states across the entire dashboard

Every Zenovay site now loads faster, ranks better, and is easier for both search engines and AI tools to discover and understand.

• AI-optimized content across all sites, structured passages that help AI assistants accurately describe and recommend Zenovay
• Translated metadata on 100+ pages, every page now serves locale-specific titles, descriptions, and Open Graph tags
• Zenovay Ecosystem footer added across docs, help, tools, and status sites, easy cross-navigation between all services
• Dynamic sitemap priorities based on tool search volume, high-traffic tools get more search engine attention
• Faster page loads with optimized script loading strategies across all sites
• Complete internationalization coverage, all remaining hardcoded English strings translated across every site

A full SQL Playground with AI-assisted analytics, bringing Supabase-quality data exploration directly into your Zenovay dashboard.

• Write and run SQL queries with a professional Monaco code editor, syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and dark mode included
• AI-powered Chart Analysis panel that explains your data trends, suggests queries, and generates chart titles automatically
• Agentic AI chat with reasoning and self-correction, ask questions about your data in plain language
• Full-page overlay with resizable panels, tabbed sidebar for Reports, Schema, and Templates
• Chat history with localStorage sessions, pick up previous analysis conversations where you left off
• 30-table Schema Reference now available in documentation, covering every field in the Zenovay data model
• AI Analysis slide-over panel for quick chart intelligence on any analytics view

The Zenovay Tools library has expanded with over 30 new browser-based utilities for developers, designers, and security professionals.

• Network and security tools, IP subnet calculator, CSP header generator, SRI hash generator, nginx config generator, and browser fingerprint tester
• CSS design tools, flexbox generator, box shadow generator, gradient text generator, filter generator, glassmorphism generator, text shadow generator, and scrollbar styler
• Code utilities, JavaScript minifier, diff checker, JSON schema generator, JSON-to-YAML converter, regex cheatsheet, and ASCII art table generator
• Conversion tools, aspect ratio calculator, em/px converter, Unix permissions calculator, timestamp converter, binary converter, and HTML entity encoder
• Generators, JWT generator, TOTP generator, htpasswd generator, barcode generator, crontab expression builder, and QR code scanner
• Visual tools, SVG path editor, SVG optimizer, image color picker, color blindness simulator, and Open Graph preview generator
• Smart form validation across 85+ tools ensures accurate inputs before processing

Set up automated workflows triggered by your analytics data, get notified when metrics change and define rules to act on them.

• Configure webhook endpoints to receive real-time notifications when your analytics data meets specific conditions
• Create automation rules with customizable triggers, thresholds, and actions
• Admin dashboard overview showing user counts, registration trends, and platform statistics
• Branded welcome emails with personalized onboarding, sent automatically when new users sign up
• Newsletter management system with admin UI for creating, sending, and managing subscriber communications
• Inline KPI bar on the analytics dashboard showing visitors, visits, and average duration with period-over-period deltas

A proper cookie consent mechanism and expanded legal coverage to meet EU and UK data protection requirements.

• Cookie consent banner translated into all 6 supported languages, users can accept or decline non-essential cookies
• Added UK GDPR coverage to privacy and data processing documentation
• Comprehensive legal audit with 30 findings identified and remediated across terms, privacy policy, and cookie policy
• All legal pages updated with current dates and synced across every locale
• Security improvements including secure cookie flags and enhanced content security policies across all sites

Major accessibility and internationalization push across all Zenovay sites, documentation, help center, community forum, and landing pages.

• Keyboard navigation and screen reader support added to documentation, help center, and community forum, including focus traps, ARIA labels, and skip-to-content links
• 30 blog articles fully translated to German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese
• API documentation and Schema Reference translated to all 5 non-English locales (102 files each)
• Hundreds of hardcoded English strings extracted into the translation system across landing, help center, and community sites
• Community forum sitemap expanded from 10 to 66 URLs covering all 6 locale variants
• Reduced-motion support respects user accessibility preferences for animations throughout the platform
• Performance improvements including lazy-loaded components, WebP image conversion, and optimized font loading

The MCP server has expanded from 21 to 77 tools, giving AI assistants comprehensive control over your Zenovay workspace.

• Create and manage websites directly through AI assistants, add domains, configure settings, and delete sites without leaving your chat
• Full API key management and uptime monitoring tools for programmatic access control
• Revenue and data settings tools for managing billing analytics and data export workflows
• Team management, notification preferences, and traffic exclusion rules accessible via MCP
• Plan-based access enforcement, Free, Pro, Scale, and Enterprise tiers each get appropriate tool access and query limits
• AI-generated chart narratives that explain your analytics trends in plain language
• Comprehensive MCP documentation updated to cover all 77 tools with plan requirements

Major quality-of-life improvements including an enhanced command palette, smoother navigation, and over a hundred bug fixes.

• Cmd+K command palette now includes MCP configuration and integration shortcuts for faster setup
• Domain list on the home page now silently refreshes every 30 seconds, no more manual reloads
• Middle-click support on sidebar navigation for opening pages in new tabs
• Improved invitation flow with smart routing based on whether the user already has an account
• 108 bug fixes covering dropdown behavior, chart rendering, data accuracy, and deployment reliability
• New brand identity with updated favicon and logo across the entire platform

Zenovay Tools has expanded to over 100 free browser-based utilities for developers, designers, and SEO professionals.

• Security and privacy checkers, SSL/TLS, security headers, CSP analysis, DMARC/SPF/DKIM validation, and cookie scanning
• SEO tools, structured data validator, Open Graph checker, meta tag generator, hreflang checker, and canonical URL analysis
• Developer utilities, JSON formatter, CSS generators, code converters, regex testers, and encoding tools
• Network tools, DNS lookup, IP geolocation, WHOIS, subnet calculator, and redirect chain analyzer
• Calculators, financial (loan, ROI, compound interest), health (BMI, TDEE, calorie), and unit converters
• All tools available in 6 languages with fully translated names, descriptions, and FAQs
• Every tool runs entirely in the browser, no data leaves your device

Shared public dashboards have been completely redesigned to match the full authenticated experience.

• All six dashboard tabs (analytics, sessions, errors, heatmaps, insights, companies) now available on public dashboards
• Revenue cards and two-pane heatmap visualization on shared views
• Company details panel with enrichment data and visit-weighted metrics
• Rich error details with frequency charts and occurrence timelines
• Funnel breakdown tooltips showing traffic sources and countries
• Stat cards with real-time data and per-tab access controls for granular sharing

Every Zenovay property, docs, help center, tools, community, and landing page, is now available in six languages.

• Full support for English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), and Japanese
• Help center with 140+ articles fully translated across all categories
• Documentation including changelog, MCP guides, and sidebar navigation translated
• Community forum with translated UI and locale-aware routing
• Landing page with all feature descriptions, testimonials, and legal pages translated
• Language switcher available on every site for instant locale switching
• Automatic geo-redirect for first-time visitors based on browser language

Cookieless tracking mode and comprehensive GTM setup documentation.

• Cookieless tracking mode for analytics without consent banners
• Automatically enabled for all new websites
• New Google Tag Manager integration documentation with step-by-step setup
• Competitive feature flags for data retention, public dashboards, and cookieless mode

Connect Zenovay to AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor using the Model Context Protocol.

• 21 MCP tools for querying analytics, managing goals, funnels, replays, heatmaps, errors, B2B data, revenue, and performance
• MCP configuration tab in API Keys settings with one-click setup
• Plan-based access control with read-only mode for Free tier
• Comprehensive MCP documentation with protocol flow, quick reference, and workflow examples
• Security email notifications to team owners when MCP access is enabled

Improved AI insight calculations and smoother analytics chart interactions.

• AI insights now use weighted 4-week averages for more accurate anomaly detection
• Fixed inverted percentage formulas in AI-generated insights
• Smoother hero chart tooltip with Framer Motion spring animations
• Tooltip follows cursor position instead of snapping to data points
• Fixed team invitation flow to properly route existing users

Launched the central Hub gateway and added authentication across documentation and help center.

• Hub gateway at hub.zenovay.com, a central launcher for all Zenovay services
• Proton-style app launcher with dark/light theme and custom service icons
• Hub link added to user dropdown across all services
• Documentation and help center now show user menu when logged in
• Post-onboarding now redirects to Hub for centralized navigation
• Docs and help center support return_to redirects after authentication

Launched tools.zenovay.com with 88+ free online tools across five categories.

• 88+ tools across image, SEO, text, AI, and developer categories
• AI-powered tools: background remover, image upscaler, design-to-code converter
• Real-time audio transcription using Web Speech API
• SEO tools: sitemap generator, broken link checker, privacy scanner, website screenshot
• Developer tools: JSON formatter, JWT decoder, Base64, URL encoder, regex tester, UUID generator
• Usage tracking with tier-based access (Free / Pro / Enterprise)
• Mega-menu navigation with homepage redesign
• Comprehensive SEO with BreadcrumbList, HowTo JSON-LD, and 6-8 FAQs per tool

Better heatmap rendering with subdomain support and expanded B2B company export limits.

• Heatmaps now display domain and subdomain in the page list and viewer header
• Fullscreen heatmap rendering fixed for period switching and dot positioning
• B2B company export limit raised from 100 to 10,000 rows
• B2B companies endpoint now supports plan-based retention filtering
• CSV export button repositioned inline with filters and increased to 10K limit
• Enhanced referrer domain deduplication and comprehensive browser/OS icon coverage

Comprehensive accuracy audit across docs and help center, plus revenue data integration in analytics.

• Deep accuracy audit across all documentation and help articles, corrected plan values, feature availability, API endpoints, and tracking code references
• Revenue data now integrated into analytics breakdown cards and detail modals
• Status page uptime calculation improvements with daily aggregation and hardened incident detection
• Community forum fixes for light mode, timeline sidebar, and auth flows
• OG image and canonical URLs added to documentation for better social sharing
• Image content moderation added for community posts

Redesigned heatmap viewer with better controls and new GDPR privacy configuration options.

• Heatmap viewer with compact number formatting, reset button, and improved gradient rendering
• Automatic coordinate system detection for heatmap overlays
• GDPR privacy settings for session replay configuration
• Improved heatmap screenshot quality with 2x DPI and 1440px viewport
• Cookie banner auto-dismissal for cleaner screenshot captures

50+ new SEO landing pages including competitor comparison and solution pages.

• VS comparison pages for Fathom, Clarity, PostHog, Amplitude, and Simple Analytics
• Solution pages redesigned for E-Commerce and Agencies with premium design
• 50+ new pages across 7 content categories
• Hero images added to all 12 blog posts
• Redesigned agency "New Client" creation sidebar
• Fullscreen analytics chart now renders above sidebar via React Portal
• SSO domain verification now runs on an automatic cron schedule

Better Ask AI conversations with fixed data accuracy and added error monitoring for faster issue resolution.

• Ask AI conversations now save and load correctly with daily usage limits
• Improved forecast accuracy with proper weekly totals and date range validation
• Fixed traffic peak hours intent mapping and chart rendering
• Redesigned custom date picker modal with polished UI
• Error monitoring added to both frontend and API for faster issue detection
• Beta feedback system with database-backed tracking and 4-week cutoff

Comprehensive mobile responsiveness improvements and resolved 3D globe rendering on Safari.

• Edge-to-edge mobile polish with safe areas, responsive pages, and sidebar improvements
• 3D globe now renders correctly on Safari and Firefox
• Scalability improvements, paginated visitor queries and annotation icon positioning
• Weekly chart now includes current week data
• Heatmap screenshot sampling with daily page quota per tier
• Push notification backend for mobile app support

Redesigned all email templates, added an admin submissions panel, and expanded the blog.

• All 9 email templates redesigned with clean, professional layouts
• Password change flow with OAuth unlink protection
• Admin submissions panel for managing user-submitted content
• In-dashboard beta feedback banner for collecting user input
• New blog article: Best Google Analytics Alternatives in 2026
• Redesigned mobile hamburger menu with full-screen overlay and accordion navigation
• Meta Pixel tracking integration on the landing page
• Early Access badge treatment on login and signup pages

Added hero images to all blog posts and fixed session persistence issues.

• Hero images added to all 12 blog posts with real photography
• Blog image centering and standardization across all post headers
• Fixed primary team not applying on new device login
• Fixed premature session expiry issue

New announcements system, account management, and granular agency controls.

• New What's New announcements system for product updates
• Account deletion flow with clear data removal steps
• Agency team access levels to control per-client access granularity
• Per-member client access overrides for agency teams
• Enhanced Command+K search with comprehensive results and improved design
• Activity audit log for access level changes

Improved status notifications, team management, and enterprise billing.

• Status page now sends email notifications for incidents with unsubscribe support
• RSS feed for status updates viewable in all browsers including Safari
• Improved team management with smoother role changes and member removal
• Enterprise billing uses Stripe Checkout for upgrades and subscription schedules for downgrades
• URL-synced tab navigation across the dashboard
• Updated Free plan event limits

Self-serve Enterprise upgrades with an interactive pricing calculator.

• Self-serve Enterprise upgrade page with interactive pricing calculator
• Enterprise-specific onboarding steps for new Enterprise subscribers
• AI chatbots across docs and help now powered by improved language models
• Improved security for enterprise single sign-on

Redesigned B2B Companies dashboard with enriched company data and automated bot filtering.

• Redesigned B2B Companies dashboard with modern design
• Enhanced company detail view with activity stats, device breakdowns, and visit timelines
• Bot traffic is now automatically filtered from all dashboard analytics
• Improved B2B company enrichment with confidence scoring and location data
• Cookie consent management improvements for legal compliance

Published comprehensive API docs with an interactive playground and performed extensive security improvements.

• New comprehensive API documentation with interactive playground
• Machine-readable API specification for developer integrations
• SSO setup documentation for Enterprise customers
• City-level geocoding for more accurate globe marker placement
• Heatmap viewer with date range filter and screenshot timeline
• Responsive design optimizations across all services

Overhauled the dashboard theme system for white-label support and enriched funnel breakdowns.

• Foundation theme system for consistent dark and light modes
• White-label support with customizable primary colors across the entire dashboard
• Funnel breakdowns now show source and country data per step
• Region selection added to the onboarding flow

Launched a comprehensive error tracking dashboard with category filtering and a redesigned funnel visualization.

• Error tracking dashboard with category and severity filtering
• Error analytics visualizations showing browser, OS, and trend breakdowns
• Redesigned funnel visualization with cascading bar chart design
• Comprehensive analytics filter system with URL persistence
• Auto-creation for goals and funnels from tracking data

Connect Stripe during domain setup to track revenue metrics alongside your analytics.

• Connect Stripe during domain setup to track revenue metrics
• Agency client limits now enforced based on plan tier
• Improved checkout form styling and billing UX
• Major SEO improvements to the landing page with structured data

Expanded performance monitoring with FCP and TTFB metrics and improved mobile responsiveness.

• First Contentful Paint (FCP) and Time to First Byte (TTFB) now tracked
• Percentile-driven performance charts (p50, p75, p95, p99)
• Paginated loading for breakdown cards for smoother performance
• Improved modal responsiveness on mobile devices

Added subscription downgrades with prorated billing and streamlined SSO user onboarding.

• Downgrade your subscription plan with automatic prorated billing via Stripe
• Shortened SSO onboarding flow for faster team setup
• Status page now supports email subscriptions with confirmation flow and RSS feed

Launched Speed Insights for performance monitoring and added support for multiple payment methods.

• New Speed Insights tab with performance monitoring and plan-based restrictions
• Support for multiple payment methods on your account
• PayPal now accepted as a payment method
• Multi-tenant SSO login flow for Enterprise teams

Major landing page refresh with interactive 3D hero, redesigned feature pages, and a new blog.

• New interactive 3D cube hero section on the landing page
• Redesigned feature pages with premium animations and unique layouts
• New blog system with illustrated posts and author profiles
• Improved search with embedded search index

Completely redesigned the onboarding experience with an 8-step guided flow and improved 3D globe.

• New 8-step onboarding flow with elegant animations and guided setup
• 3D globe now shows interactive activity feed with visitor card expansion
• Performance tab redesigned with trend charts
• Feature restriction overlays with blurred previews and clear upgrade paths
• Heatmap viewer now supports pinch-to-zoom and zoom controls

Launched an AI-powered sales concierge that handles enterprise inquiries with personalized responses.

• AI Sales Concierge automatically responds to enterprise lead inquiries
• Multi-persona sales team with contextual email threading
• Enterprise contact form with streamlined design

Upgraded AI-powered support and launched minimal, professional email templates.

• AI support now provides faster, more accurate responses
• New minimal email templates for analytics alerts and notifications
• Improved error tracking with rate limiting for cleaner data

Added SSO configuration for Enterprise customers and dunning management for failed payments.

• Enterprise customers can now configure SSO directly from Settings
• Dunning management system with smart banners for overdue payments
• Data Use toggle for controlling telemetry preferences

Launched a new community forum for Zenovay users to share ideas, ask questions, and connect.

• New community resources for Zenovay users
• Post discussions, share images and videos, and upvote content
• Hierarchical category navigation for organized discussions
• AI-powered content moderation for a safe community experience

Introduced automated weekly analytics summary emails and improved revenue attribution accuracy.

• Automated weekly summary emails with your key analytics metrics
• Improved revenue source attribution for more accurate conversion tracking
• Redesigned analytics email templates

Enhanced data import with support for region data and all breakdown types.

• Import region-level data from external analytics exports
• Full support for all breakdown types: sources, pages, devices, browsers, and OS
• Imported data seamlessly integrates with your analytics dashboard

Launched the agency client portal for managing analytics access for your clients.

• Agencies can invite clients to view their analytics with controlled access levels
• Client portal provides a focused dashboard view for each assigned domain
• Custom roles and per-user access levels for fine-grained control
• Custom primary color applied across the entire portal
• Invitation-based client onboarding flow

Introduced Enterprise SSO with SAML 2.0 for organizations to use their existing identity provider.

• SAML 2.0 single sign-on for Enterprise customers
• Configure SSO with your identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, OneLogin, etc.)
• Automatic domain verification for SSO

Launched pay-as-you-go metered pricing for overage events and plan-based export limits.

• Pay-as-you-go metered billing for events beyond your plan limit
• Plan-based export limits with clear upgrade prompts
• Activity log export for compliance and auditing
• Real-time script verification during domain setup

Introduced plan-based data retention with notification emails and expanded CSV export columns.

• Plan-based data retention with email notifications before data archival
• AI support now analyzes uploaded screenshots to help diagnose issues faster
• Expanded CSV export with additional analytics metrics
• Progressive subscription pricing with new volume tiers

Enhanced the AI support assistant and added batch export for multi-domain analytics.

• AI support assistant now provides more accurate answers with expanded knowledge base
• Batch export lets you download analytics for multiple domains in a single email
• Improved chat widget with better UX and faster AI responses

Launched an integrated support system, analytics data import, and scheduled exports.

• New integrated support page with AI chat assistant for instant help
• Import your historical analytics data from other platforms
• Schedule automatic weekly or monthly data exports
• Multi-domain export support for batch analytics downloads

Comprehensive team-based authorization across all endpoints and analytics dashboard improvements.

• Team-based role permissions now enforced across billing, analytics, and admin features
• Analytics detail modals show complete data with improved UTM source attribution
• Improved country flag display and dropdown filtering across the dashboard
• Outbound link click events are now properly deduplicated

Enhanced the user detail view with activity charts and improved data visualization.

• Activity chart showing user engagement over time
• Drag-to-close bottom sheet for user detail view
• Improved user detail view with better date formatting and layout

Added interactive 3D animations to feature pages, redesigned the Users tab, and launched the help center.

• Interactive 3D animations on each feature page of the landing site
• Redesigned Users tab with table layout and skeleton loading
• Help center launched with over 100 articles covering every aspect of Zenovay
• New Pro Features documentation section

Replaced the landing page hero with an interactive 3D scene for a premium feel.

• Interactive 3D animation on the homepage hero
• Dark mode navigation with streamlined layout
• Optimized for mobile with performance improvements

Introduced pay-as-you-go pricing, custom domain proxy setup, and cross-domain AI queries.

• Enable PAYG billing from Settings to continue tracking beyond plan limits
• Register custom domains for first-party proxy from the Proxy tab
• Ask AI now supports querying data across multiple websites at once
• Seasonality-aware forecasting for more accurate predictions
• New documentation for conversion goals and funnel setup

Track conversion goals, build multi-step funnels, and view individual user timelines.

• Create custom conversion goals and track completion rates
• Build multi-step conversion funnels with drop-off visualization
• User timeline shows every page view and action chronologically
• Edit goals and funnels after creation
• Improved journey visualization with funnel data in drop-off charts

Major UI modernization with a new design system and refined performance visualizations.

• New Core Web Vitals gauge visualization
• Premium branding settings redesign with live preview
• Standardized UI components following modern design patterns

Redesigned the session replay player and streamlined the upgrade checkout flow.

• New browser chrome design that frames replays naturally
• Improved playback controls and navigation
• Secure hosted checkout for plan upgrades with automatic proration
• Redesigned checkout success page with smooth animations

Unified design system with CSS variable theming for consistent styling.

• Unified design system for consistent theming across the dashboard
• New favicon with the Zenovay logo
• Improved light and dark mode color consistency

Premium design overhaul for all feature pages and one-click GitHub App for deployment tracking.

• Animated grid backgrounds with glowing beam effects on feature pages
• Install the Zenovay GitHub App for automatic repository access
• See deployment commits directly on your analytics chart
• Organization repository support included

Added chart annotations with GitHub commits, expanded exclusion options, and new landing site feature pages.

• Add timestamped notes and see GitHub commits directly on your analytics chart
• Exclude specific countries and hostnames from your analytics data
• Removed the previous 5-item limit on exclusions
• Six detailed feature pages added to the landing site

Automatically identify business visitors and surface AI-driven analytics insights.

• Company names and details automatically matched to visitor IP data
• Dedicated Companies tab showing business visitors
• AI analyzes your data daily to detect anomalies and trends
• Actionable recommendations based on data patterns

New uptime monitoring system for your tracked domains with response time charts.

• Automatic uptime checks for all verified domains
• Response time chart with historical trends
• Uptime status bars displayed on the home page

Ask questions about your analytics data in plain English and get instant AI-generated answers.

• Conversational interface for analytics queries in natural language
• AI generates visualizations and tables from your questions
• Forecast predictions with intelligent date granularity
• Conversation history saved per domain

Launched command palette for instant navigation, agency client management, and a rebuilt sidebar.

• Command palette (Cmd+K / Ctrl+K) with over 40 searchable items
• New agency dashboard for managing client accounts and website assignments
• Rebuilt sidebar with collapsible groups and smooth animations
• Edge hover to reveal collapsed sidebar

Improved dashboard navigation with instant tab switching and added enterprise-grade features.

• Instant tab navigation with no full page reloads
• AI-powered natural language queries for analytics data
• User journey visualization with flow diagrams
• B2B company enrichment for identifying business visitors

Full light mode support across the dashboard and comprehensive authentication security improvements.

• Toggle between dark and light modes from the sidebar
• Theme preference saved to your profile and synced across devices
• Enhanced protection on all authentication pages
• Improved password reset flow with better error messages

Completely rebuilt the team invitation and permission system with role-based access control.

• New role-based permission system for team members
• Automatic invitation expiration
• Improved invitation acceptance flow with better error handling

Added phone number authentication with OTP verification as an alternative login method.

• Sign in with your phone number using one-time passcodes
• Country code selection with flag icons
• IP-based country auto-detection for faster sign-up

Create and embed live analytics widgets on any website with customizable styling.

• Embeddable iframe widgets for displaying live analytics on external sites
• Customizable color themes, text sizes, and chart types
• Line chart and hover tooltip interactions

Launched performance monitoring, Stripe revenue attribution, activity audit log, and trigger-based session replay.

• Track Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, and Interaction to Next Paint
• Connect your Stripe account to see revenue data alongside your analytics
• Activity audit log showing who did what and when
• Configure session replay to only record when specific conditions are met

Improved the billing experience with better plan display and confirmation modals.

• Confirmation modal before subscription downgrades to prevent accidental changes
• Improved plan card display with clearer feature breakdowns
• New animated support ticket button for easy access to help

Automated email notifications, plan-based data retention, and first-party proxy support for accurate tracking.

• Weekly summary emails with key analytics highlights
• Traffic spike alerts delivered every 2 hours when unusual patterns are detected
• Plan-based data retention limits displayed in the UI
• First-party proxy support to serve the tracking script from your own domain

Launched a public REST API with API key authentication for programmatic analytics access.

• Create and manage API keys from Settings
• Access analytics data programmatically via authenticated endpoints
• Free plan users can create API keys with limited event access

Share your real-time globe visualization publicly and view heatmaps with automatic page screenshots.

• Share your real-time globe visualization with a public link
• Redesigned music player with multiple genres and marquee track display
• Automatic screenshot capture for heatmap background images
• Secure storage with signed URLs for private access

Launched session replays, heatmaps, and JavaScript error tracking for deeper visitor behavior insights.

• Session replays let you watch exactly how visitors interact with your site
• Heatmaps show click patterns and scroll depth visually
• Error tracking captures JavaScript errors with stack traces and affected user counts
• Traffic-adaptive replay sampling adjusts recording rate based on daily views

Granular control over your tracking configuration with per-domain settings and plan-based feature gating.

• Debug mode toggle for troubleshooting tracking issues
• Custom tracking endpoints for stealth mode (Pro+)
• Plan-based feature enforcement across all premium capabilities

Redesigned the pricing page with a clean layout and detailed feature comparison tables.

• New clean pricing layout with clearer plan comparisons
• Dedicated pricing page separate from the landing homepage
• Feature comparison tables for all plan tiers

Launched an immersive 3D globe view showing real-time website visitors with interactive markers.

• Interactive 3D globe with auto-rotating Earth showing live visitor locations
• Click any visitor marker to see detailed information including device, browser, and location
• Built-in ambient music player with genre selection for an immersive monitoring experience
• Real-time updates show visitors appearing instantly

Automatic tracking for ad platform click IDs for better campaign attribution.

• Automatically captures gclid (Google), fbclid (Facebook), and ttclid (TikTok) parameters
• Correlate ad clicks with website visitor behavior

Added extensive documentation and implemented plan-based usage tracking.

• Server-side framework quickstart guides for popular platforms
• React and Next.js integration examples
• Usage tracking now shows events consumed vs plan limits
• API key management with secure key storage

Redesigned analytics breakdown cards and launched an AI-powered documentation assistant.

• Improved text visibility and bar chart proportions in analytics cards
• Added source analytics with campaign, channel, keyword, and referrer tabs
• AI-powered assistant in the documentation site for natural language questions
• Full chat history with save, delete, and search functionality

Redesigned the documentation site and added bot protection to authentication.

• New sidebar-first documentation navigation with collapsible sections
• Improved code block styling and dark mode support
• Bot protection added to login and signup pages

Dramatically improved app loading speed with skeleton loaders and caching.

• Team dropdown and settings page now load instantly with skeleton loading states
• Comprehensive caching system reduces redundant API calls
• Overall page transitions feel significantly faster

Improved onboarding, comprehensive security enhancements, and a 51.6% smaller tracking script.

• New users are now automatically placed into a team upon first login
• Streamlined flow from account setup directly to the dashboard
• Security improvements across authentication, API, and tracking systems
• Tracking script size reduced by 51.6% through minification

Upgraded device and browser detection to accurately identify a wider range of devices and browsers.

• iPads are now correctly detected as iOS devices
• Universal smart detection that dynamically identifies new browser and OS combinations
• Analytics data collection is now more complete even when ad-blockers are active

Automatic tracking of outbound link clicks from your website.

• Outbound link clicks are now automatically tracked
• See which external URLs your visitors navigate to from your site

Complete visual overhaul of the marketing website with interactive elements and near-perfect Lighthouse scores.

• Complete visual redesign with modern, professional aesthetic
• Interactive pricing section with dynamic billing toggle
• Redesigned header with premium dropdown navigation
• Near-perfect Lighthouse performance scores (95+)

Analyze your data for any time period and explore complete datasets in full-screen detail modals.

• New dual-month calendar picker to select any custom date range
• View Details button on all analytics cards opens full-screen data modals
• 24-hour labels for hourly chart views with smoother animations
• Period and granularity controls in detail views

Reorganized domain management and upgraded the status page with live monitoring data.

• Separate analytics and settings views for each domain
• API key limits enforced based on subscription tier
• Real-time monitoring data on the status page

Granular role-based permissions for team members and full Stripe-powered subscription billing.

• Role-based access control with owner, admin, editor, and viewer roles
• Stripe Checkout integration for plan upgrades
• Automatic subscription status synchronization

Connect Google Search Console to see keyword data in Zenovay and share feedback from the dashboard.

• OAuth-based Google Search Console connection
• View search keywords, impressions, and click data inside Zenovay
• 16 months of historical keyword data imported on first sync
• In-app feedback system accessible via keyboard shortcut
• Team switching dropdown in the sidebar

New home page showing all your tracked domains and MFA support for account security.

• See all tracked domains and their key metrics on one page
• Set up MFA with QR code scanning in your authenticator app
• MFA verification integrated into the login flow

Sign in with GitHub, redesigned domain management, and new API key management page.

• Sign in or link your account with GitHub
• New card-based domain management interface with guided Add Domain flow
• Dedicated API Keys management page with granular permissions
• Copy, rename, and revoke keys with smooth animations

New full-screen 3D globe view and interactive analytics chart with annotations.

• Full-screen immersive 3D globe visualization with live visitor markers
• Interactive analytics chart with hover details and section highlighting
• Add notes to specific time periods in your chart
• One-click plan upgrades via Stripe Checkout

Invite team members, share public dashboards, and see ML-powered visitor value scores on the globe.

• Send email invitations to team members with role-based access
• Generate permanent public dashboard links with secure access
• ML model predicts visitor value scores in real-time on the 3D globe

Redesigned dashboard layout with responsive cards and improved loading experience.

• Responsive card layout that adapts to all screen sizes
• Minimal progress bar replaces full-screen loading spinners
• Synchronized refresh animations across all dashboard cards

Track custom events, apply filters across all analytics data, and get accurate session time measurements.

• Define and track custom events on your website with a dedicated dashboard section
• Active filters bar that applies to all 17 data categories simultaneously
• Session time now accurately tracks only active, visible time on page
• Bounce rate calculated correctly with new engagement rate metric

The analytics dashboard is now fully responsive and optimized for mobile devices.

• All dashboard pages adapt to mobile screen sizes
• Adaptive layouts for charts, cards, and navigation on small screens

New interactive world map visualization and real data powering the dashboard.

• Color-coded world map showing visitor density by country
• Real analytics data replaces placeholder content across all dashboard tabs
• Live visitor tracking shows visitors as they browse your website

Launched the Zenovay status page with real-time service monitoring and incident tracking.

• Real-time service health monitoring for all Zenovay services
• Uptime history visualization with daily bars
• Incident reporting and notification system

The core analytics tracking system went live with comprehensive session and engagement metrics.

• Production-ready tracking script deployed
• Session tracking with page views, time on page, and scroll depth
• Full worldwide GeoIP coverage for visitor geolocation

Guided onboarding for new users and a searchable help center with AI-powered chat.

• Three-step onboarding: add site, install script, verify tracking
• Code snippets with copy-to-clipboard for easy installation
• Searchable knowledge base with categorized help articles
• AI-powered chat widget for instant answers

Initial launch of the Zenovay analytics platform.

• Main dashboard with 3D globe visualization at app.zenovay.com
• API backend at api.zenovay.com
• Centralized authentication at auth.zenovay.com
• Marketing landing page at zenovay.com
• API documentation at docs.zenovay.com