Koko Analytics

Koko Analytics has a new logo! After almost seven years of loyal service, our red icon is retiring. A calmer navy-and-teal mark is taking its place. The old logo (2019 - 2026) The new logo The old red circle has been with us since the very first release i

We just released Koko Analytics Pro 2.4.2, which adds support for the new Abilities API in WordPress 7.0. In plain terms: your AI agents can now ask Koko Analytics about your site's traffic and get a structured answer back, without you ever exposing your

We just released Koko Analytics Pro 2.3.3, which adds a much requested feature: UTM tracking. This means you can now see which campaigns, links, and channels bring visitors to your site, directly from your Koko Analytics dashboard. UTM parameters are smal

Version 2.3 of Koko Analytics was just pushed to the WordPress.org servers. This release brings a handful of user-facing improvements to the dashboard and several under-the-hood changes to improve database performance and reliability. The most visible cha

A couple of weeks ago I was invited on The WP Minute, a community for WordPress professionals that also has a podcast series, to talk about my journey into WordPress plugin development and Koko Analytics. You can find the episode and show notes here: Taki

Just a few moments ago we pushed version 2.0.19 of Koko Analytics to the WordPress.org servers. This release contains a few minor but useful changes and additions: One of them is the ability to import your historical data from Plausible Analytics. Plausib

We're excited to announce the release of Koko Analytics 2.0, a major milestone in making website analytics for WordPress even more flexible while staying true to our principles of simplicity and privacy. Until now, Koko Analytics tracked visits based on W

I'm excited to share that a much requested feature has made its way into Koko Analytics Pro: Geo-location. This means you can now see where in the world your visitors are coming from - all while keeping their privacy intact. We built this new feature with

Just a few moments ago, we pushed version 1.8 of Koko Analytics (free) to the WordPress.org plugin repository. This release will go down in the history of the plugin as an important one as it includes changes related to one of the core principles of the p

Last month we introduced a new feature in Koko Analytics Pro that may look familiar if you're coming from Jetpack Stats: a tiny chart in your admin bar showing the daily number of pageviews over a configurable time period, like the last 60 days. Here's an