Feature

Notes that explain your charts

In three months nobody remembers why traffic doubled in March. Add a short note with a date, and it appears as a marker in your charts.

Free plan · No credit card required · Updated October 2026

What you see

Notes belong to a website and show up wherever its charts are drawn.

Notes
2026-03-10Relaunch
2026-04-02Newsletter sent
2026-05-18Campaign started
Illustration with example data.
  • A triangle marker at the date of the note in the charts of the dashboard, the comparison and the website overview
  • The note text in the tooltip of the marker, for example "Newsletter sent" or "Relaunch"
  • A simple list in the website settings, where you add and remove notes

What you can do with it

Explain a peak

Mark the day of a campaign, a mention or a newsletter.

Document changes

Note a relaunch, a new tracking setup or a change of hosting.

Brief a team or a client

Everyone reading the chart sees why a curve changed.

How it works

Open the settings of a website, choose the date, write a note and add it. Remove it from the same list when it is no longer needed.

Notes are for you and your charts. They are not part of the data of your visitors.

See it live: Open the public demo statistics of a real website.

Frequently asked questions

How many notes can I add?

As many as you like. Notes are shown for the period of the chart.

Can I note something in the past?

Yes. Choose any date.

Do notes affect my statistics?

No. They only add markers to the charts.

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