{"package_name":"io.github.cheesymoon.drausible","name":"Drausible","summary":"Read your Plausible Analytics stats, from plausible.io or a self-hosted server","category":"Internet","icon_url":"/api/icon/io.github.cheesymoon.drausible","latest_version_code":104013,"latest_version_name":"1.4.1","apk_url":"/api/apk/io.github.cheesymoon.drausible","apk_size":9171397,"apk_sha256":"23dc5b01f45151bb0e1b5e7f01a9b30f3ce4ac5fb64c9b1a1c7468df820bce7f","source_kind":"fdroid-repo","repo_slug":"fdroid-main","last_updated":1790046019,"release_timestamp":1789937970,"description":"Drausible shows your Plausible Analytics stats on your Android phone. Add the server, whether that\nis plausible.io cloud or a Community Edition one you run yourself on your hardware, add the sites\nyou want to observe, and you get the dashboard without opening a browser.\n\nNo account, you issue the API key which you feed to the application.\nYou need to add sites manually, as site listing is not a part of Community Edition API.\n\nStats per site:\n\n* Visitors, visits, pageviews, views per visit, bounce rate and average visit duration\n* Visitors over time chart, bucketed by the hour when you look at a single day\n* Top pages, sources, countries, devices with a switch between type, browser and OS\n* How many visitors are on the site right now, kept up to date while the screen is open\n\nA few things that matter if you self-host:\n\n* Servers too old for the v2 stats API will fall back to v1 automatically\n* Plain HTTP works too, as instances on a home network often run without TLS\n* Each server can go through its own SOCKS5 proxy, so a .onion address works with Orbot\n","categories":["Internet"]}