Analytics

While Auvyra is running, it reads your listener count from AzuraCast every five minutes and keeps 90 days of history by default. Analytics shows peak and average listeners over 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, with a table view of the same figures.

It also shows your most played tracks and artists for the same period, from Auvyra's own song log.

When people listen

The heatmap shows your average audience for each hour of the week, in your station's time zone, from the last four weeks of readings. Stronger squares mean more listeners, and empty squares mean no reading was taken. Use it to decide when your best shows should go out.

The dashboard overview shows the peak for the last 24 hours.

What the numbers mean

Each point on the chart is the highest reading in that period. A gap means no reading was taken, usually because Auvyra was stopped or AzuraCast could not be reached.

Readings are snapshots, so a very short spike between readings will not appear. AzuraCast's own reports are more detailed if you need exact figures.

Most read

Most read ranks your news and articles by how often they were opened in the chosen range. Writers see the reads of their own published work on their dashboard, and you can show the week's most read stories on your site with the Most read this week section.

A read is counted when a browser opens the page, so crawlers and link previews are left out, and the same reader opening a story again within half an hour counts once. It needs no cookies.

Privacy

Auvyra stores only a count and a list of the songs played. It keeps no listener addresses or personal data here. Reads are stored as a number per story per day, and nothing about the reader is kept.