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Stepwik

Analytics

Overview

Use Studio lab and course stats to track views, funnels, devices, geography, and learner progress.

Studio analytics live on each published lab and course. Open a lab or course, then go to its Stats page to see engagement over time and how learners move through the content.

Drafts do not collect learner analytics until they are published.

Stepwik analytics overview with views chart and stats cards
Workspace overview with content views and lab stats

Open stats

  1. Open Labs or Courses

    In Studio, open Labs or Courses.

  2. Open the item

    Open the item you want to inspect.

  3. Go to Stats

    Go to Stats (…/labs/{id}/stats or …/courses/{id}/stats).

You can also review high-level activity on the workspace Overview.

Time ranges

On both lab and course stats:

  • Last 7 days
  • Last 30 days
  • Last 90 days
  • Since published

Lab stats

Overview tab

Metric / chart What it shows
Total views Opens of the lab in the selected range
Most visited country Top country by traffic
Likes Learner likes
Co-authors People with edit access
Views chart Daily views over time
Country map Geographic distribution
Referral sources Where traffic came from
Device distribution Desktop / mobile / other
Step completion funnel How far learners get through steps

Progress tab

Metric What it shows
Learners tracked People with recorded progress
Completed / In progress Status counts
Completion rate Share who finished
Average completion time Typical time to finish
Per-section breakdown Progress by lab section
Learner table Status, sections done, time, last update (filterable)

Course stats

Overview tab

Total views, top country, co-authors, views chart, country map, and referral sources.

Progress tab

Learners tracked, completed / in progress, completion rate, average time, per-lab breakdown inside the course, and a learner table.

Using stats to improve content

  1. Find the steepest drop

    Find the steepest drop in the step funnel (labs).

  2. Check time spent

    Check time spent: long stays often mean complexity; very short stays often mean confusion or skip.

  3. Edit and compare

    Edit that step, republish, and compare the next range.

For certificates and campaign-style completion programs, see Certifications.

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