A live map of everyone on your website

Stickybeak's Right now panel shows who is on your site this minute and over the last half hour. Flip it to the globe and every visitor sits where they are, with the page they're reading and how they found you.

What the globe shows

Each person is a pin at their city. Pink means they're on the site this minute; grey means they were here earlier in the half hour. Click a place to see who's there.

  • People on the site now and in the last 30 minutes
  • The page each person is reading
  • How they arrived: search, social, email, a campaign or another site
  • City, country and device for each visitor
  • An estimate of what the people here now are worth
Stickybeak's live globe full screen for Flat White Co.: the people on the site now as faces on the map, an estimated value, their sources and countries, map styles, a replay button and a live log of pages visited.

Full screen, with faces

Press M or the expand button and the globe fills the window. Everyone shows as their generated face, with a live log beside the map of each page they open and each goal they reach. Click a face to open that visit.

  • Earth, light, dark and satellite map styles
  • A 3D globe or a flat 2D map
  • Replay of the last eight hours
  • A live event log, newest first

Every site on one wall

The wall puts every site you own on one screen: who's on now, a bar per minute for the last half hour, top countries, the pages people are on and today against the last 30 days. Sales pop up as they land. Press F, or open the wall with ?fit, and every card fits on a spare monitor.

The Stickybeak wall: Flat White Co., Ute Tools and Dropbear Dev side by side, each with people online, a recent order, a per-minute chart, countries, pages and a 30-day trend.

How places are worked out

Location is Cloudflare's estimate from the visitor's network, rounded to about 11 km before it's stored. Stickybeak never stores an IP address, and the globe works the same with the cookieless script.

Questions

How live is it?

Visits arrive within seconds. "On the site now" means active in the last minute, and the globe shows the last 30 minutes.

Is the map exact?

No. Places are city-level estimates from the visitor's network, rounded to about 11 km. A VPN or a mobile network can put someone in the wrong city.

Does it show visitors on every site?

Each site has its own globe on its page. The wall shows every site you own at once.

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