These are the data analyses tools that become available to you once you have released an app on Facebook.
For example, user numbers are shown in graph form, API runtimes, error counts, feed usage stats are all clearly laid out. These are termed “insights” by Facebook.
User count graph. Current usage, monthly, weekyl and daily views are viewable.
Analyses tools are accessable from the About page (login as the app admin).
The admin page entrance. On the right, click Insights.
When you access this page, you will see immediately the active users graph, by pulling down the menu ..
You can see a variety of data.
Http requests is the recent page requested urls and time taken to view them.
The Allocations tab shows how many notifications users have sent, can send. These numbers are limited per app and user and can be check on here.
User Response
Responses from 14 days ago, spam report, ignores, user reaction percentages etc you can check here. Averages shown here are a great benchmark.
[Feature] This is interesting.
A wide variety of data is shown in great detail.
Page errors, profile boxes (like on mixi) add counts, removes, ignore and emails sent to users from the app.
Other is a count for notices sent to the users via a special from for the app to notify them of app updates etc.
The last tab, Application Profile shows an outline of everything, especially data relating to the app’s wall.
By utilising this data a developer is able to make adjustments to the app so that it’s viral performance increases. Like working towards increasing requests sent to friends.
It would be great if Mixi had these kind of tools available for free also!
* Facebook is making large changes across it’s backend systems so hopefully these tools also get a look at too with some nice improvements.
