Updates

Engagement score pill in the toolbar

A compact pill in the toolbar now shows your site-wide engagement score at a glance. Click it to toggle an engagement trend line on the main chart, so you can see how engagement moves alongside visitors, pageviews, or any other metric.

• Engagement is computed from average scroll depth and time on page
• The pill lights up green when the chart line is active
• Works with comparison mode: a dashed line shows the previous period's engagement
• Visibility is tied to the Show Engagement setting, keeping the toolbar clean if you don't need it

Period-over-period comparison on all panels

Enable the comparison toggle and every panel row now shows a delta column with the percentage change compared to the previous period. See at a glance which sources, countries, devices, campaigns, and pages are trending up or down. Items that are new since the last period are labeled accordingly.

The delta column is sortable, so you can quickly find your biggest movers. Comparison uses the same weekday-aware baselines as the KPI row.

Realtime improvements and campaign engagement

The Realtime view now uses a bar chart that makes it easier to spot traffic spikes at a glance. The x-axis shows relative time labels (-30m, -26m, ..., now) so you can instantly tell how recent each bar is without checking the clock.

The Campaigns panel now includes an Engagement column across all sub-panels (Sources, Mediums, Content, and Terms), so you can see which campaigns are driving engaged visitors, not just clicks.

Share links

You can now create a share link that gives anyone read-only access to your dashboard. No account required. Send the link to a client, teammate, or manager and they see the same panels, filters, and date ranges you do.

• Create up to 10 share links per site from Settings
• Each link is a unique, unguessable URL
• Recipients see the full dashboard but cannot edit goals, annotations, or settings
• Revoke any link instantly when you no longer need it

Sign in with Google and GitHub

Create an account or sign in with one click using your Google or GitHub account. You can connect both providers to an existing account, set a password alongside social login, or use social login exclusively. Manage connected accounts from Settings.

Chrome extension: live visitor badge

A new Chrome extension that shows a live visitor count on your browser toolbar. When visitors are active on any of your sites, a green badge appears with the total count. Click the icon to see a per-site breakdown and jump straight to any dashboard.

• Polls every 30 seconds, matching the dashboard's realtime refresh
• Works in all Chromium browsers (Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc)
• Available as a direct download for Clickport subscribers

Drag-and-drop site reorder

If you manage multiple sites, you can now drag and drop them into your preferred order in the site picker. Your custom order is saved locally and persists across sessions.

Hide sites from the site picker

Hover any non-active site in the site picker and click the eye icon to hide it. Hidden sites collapse into an expandable "N hidden sites" section at the bottom. Click the eye icon again to bring them back. Useful for keeping test sites or dormant projects out of the way.

AI Search channel and AI Crawlers

Traffic from AI search engines now gets its own channel. Referrals from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, and others show up as "AI Search" in your Sources panel instead of being grouped with traditional search engines.

• New "AI Search" channel covers 13 AI answer engines
• Paid traffic from AI sources still classifies correctly (e.g. gclid + ChatGPT = Paid Search)
• Bot Center now shows an "AI Crawlers" section listing which AI bots are hitting your site and how often

Converted sessions filter

The sessions panel now has a "Converted" tab that shows only sessions where a visitor triggered a goal conversion. Useful for understanding which traffic sources and pages actually drive results, not just visits.

WordPress connector plugin

A lightweight WordPress plugin that installs the Clickport tracker on your site with one click. No manual code editing, no theme modifications. Just activate the plugin, paste your site ID, and you're tracking.

Last 24 Hours time range

You can now view a rolling 24-hour window alongside Today, Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, and the other date ranges. The chart shows hourly granularity across the full 24-hour window, including a comparison line for the previous period.

This is useful for catching traffic spikes from social shares, newsletter sends, or campaign launches without waiting for the daily rollover.

Documentation

We published 14 documentation pages covering everything from installation to custom events. Every page includes visual mockups of the actual dashboard UI so you can see exactly what to expect.

What's covered

• Installation, script configuration, and your first dashboard
• KPIs, panels, sessions, and date ranges
• Goals, custom events, engagement, outbound links, and forms
• Site management, bot management, and reports
• WordPress setup and SPA tracking
• Privacy overview, GDPR compliance, and troubleshooting

All docs are searchable site-wide with Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K). Built with Pagefind.

Chart annotations

You can now mark significant dates directly on the chart. Click the annotation icon in the header, then click any point on the chart to add a note. Useful for tracking the impact of deployments, campaigns, content changes, or anything else you want to correlate with traffic.

• Color picker for visual categorization
• Annotations aggregate in weekly and monthly views
• Click an aggregated annotation to drill down into the individual notes

PDF and CSV exports

Export your dashboard data as a 3-page landscape PDF report or as raw CSV files. The PDF matches the dashboard layout with KPIs, chart, and all panels. CSV exports use raw numeric values and ISO dates for easy processing in spreadsheets or scripts.

Performance and stability

A round of behind-the-scenes improvements to make the dashboard faster and more reliable.

• 66% smaller JavaScript bundle through code splitting and lazy loading
• Fixed race conditions when switching between date ranges quickly
• Added request cancellation so stale API calls don't overwrite fresh data
• Error boundaries catch rendering failures gracefully instead of blanking the page
• Fixed XSS vulnerabilities in chart tooltips and PDF export