Every analytics tool says "real-time." Almost none actually are.
Most "real-time" dashboards show you a snapshot from 30 seconds ago. Or 5 minutes ago. Or "live" with an asterisk the size of a billboard.
So I built WireBoard. Web analytics that actually streams. Visitors and events appear the moment they happen, the way you'd watch a stock ticker. No refresh, no batching, no lag.
A few other things we got tired of and fixed:
Dashboards engraved in stone. Ours have 60+ drag-and-drop widgets, three themes, build whatever board you want.
One-site-at-a-time views. Ours aggregate every site you own into a single live widget.
Data shipped to the US. Ours never leaves EU infrastructure. We built the whole pipeline in-house, no third parties.
Free plan is real: 50,000 page views, 2 sites, every feature, no card.
Honest question for the IH crowd: what would actually make you switch off Google Analytics?
