Content groups

What it is

A card with pageviews, visitors and share for each group you define, plus “Other” for everything else. With no rules yet, it suggests groups from your busiest folders.

Why it matters

Hundreds of blog posts are easier to judge as one “Blog” than one by one.

How it works

1. Add a rule: a name and a path, optionally ending in *.
2. The first rule that matches a page wins; anything unmatched is Other.
3. Groups are worked out when you look, so they apply to your history straight away.

Set it up

Nothing to set up: it works with the standard one-line script.

<script data-host="https://quietstats.co.uk" data-dnt="true" src="https://quietstats.co.uk/js/script.js" id="YOUR_SITE_ID" async defer></script>

Privacy: what is and isn’t collected

Collected

• Nothing new

Never collected

• Cookies, localStorage or anything else stored on the visitor’s device
• IP addresses or user agents (used in memory, then discarded)
• Anything that links a visitor across days (the visitor ID resets daily)

How quietstats works, and the legal caveats →

Rows and limits

• Up to 20 groups per site
• Rows: 2 to add a rule, 2 to delete; 0 per pageview
• Also at /api/v1/groups

“Rows” are database rows written, which is what our hosting is billed on. Reads are not rows written. Methodology →