Interactive product demo - Demo data
See what your app is really doing.
Explore the same metrics Napps merchants use to understand revenue, customers, checkout behavior, products and campaigns. Every figure uses generated demo data that stays aligned with today.
NAPPSApp analytics
Every metric, in one place.
The dashboard includes 40 metrics and breakdowns across the full app journey.
Overview
| Metric | Details |
|---|---|
| Sales after discounts and refunds for orders placed in the app. | |
| Number of orders placed in the app during the selected period. | |
| Sessions that completed checkout. | |
| Share of customers who placed more than one order across their recorded order history. | |
| When visitors are most active during the week. | |
| Average sales value per order in the selected period. | |
| Total sessions by platform (Android & iOS) | |
| Total revenue by platform (Android & iOS) |
Sales & Customers
| Metric | Details |
|---|---|
| Average time between consecutive orders, counting only customers with more than one order. | |
| Orders divided by the number of customers who purchased in the selected period. | |
| Sales from first-time customers. | |
| Average item count on the customer cart. | |
| Sales by hour of day, busiest hour first. | |
| Top markets by total sales. | |
| The markets with the largest average order, however few orders they placed. | |
| New customers vs recurring customer sales | |
| New customers vs recurring customer AOV | |
| Top markets by customer lifetime value. |
Acquisition & Checkout
| Metric | Details |
|---|---|
| Sessions that ended without a second screen. | |
| What the carts that never checked out were worth. | |
| How many carts were abandoned. | |
| Sessions that completed checkout. | |
| Sessions that added to cart, viewed the cart, and checked out. | |
| People who opened the app, counted once each. | |
| Average time visitors spend in a session. | |
| Sessions from first-time and returning visitors, one line each. | |
| The five markets whose sessions convert best. | |
| The products left in carts that never checked out, by the value left behind. | |
| The same, down to the variant. |
Products
| Metric | Details |
|---|---|
| The average price of a product at the moment it is added. | |
| The products that brought in the most, and what they sold. | |
| How often looking at a product turns into adding it. | |
| The products saved for later most often. | |
| How many different people and sessions each product reached. | |
| Views and adds per product, split by the market they came from. |
Campaigns
| Metric | Details |
|---|---|
| How each kind of drop performed | |
| Sales credited to notifications, by content type. | |
| How each kind of drop performed | |
| Performance credited to notifications, by content type. | |
| Sales credited to notifications, by content type. |
Questions about app analytics
App-specific commerce behaviour, in five groups: Overview, Sales & Customers, Acquisition & Checkout, Products, and Campaigns. That covers revenue and orders placed in the app, new versus recurring customers, the session-to-checkout funnel, per-product views, add-to-carts and wishlists, and the sales credited to push notifications and drops. The full metric list is in the table further down this page.
In the Napps dashboard, under Analytics. Napps runs as an embedded Shopify admin app, so the reports open from the same Shopify admin you already use, next to Pages Manager, Push Notifications and the rest of the app settings.
No, it answers a different question. Shopify Analytics reports your whole store across every channel. Napps reports what happens inside the mobile app: app sessions, the in-app funnel, product engagement, platform split, and the revenue attributed to push notifications and drops. Those are the numbers a store-wide report cannot separate out.
Yes. Pick any date range, then compare it against the previous period or against the same period a year earlier. Every metric and chart then shows both series and the change between them. You can also turn the comparison off.
Yes. Sessions and sales both break down by platform, so you can see where the volume is and where the revenue is. Those two answers are often not the same platform.
Yes. The Campaigns tab credits sales, orders, average order value and checkouts to notifications, and breaks them down by content type alongside send, receive and click rates. Drops are reported the same way, by format: countdown, early access, collection and product.
No. Analytics is part of the Napps dashboard and starts collecting as soon as your app is live. There is no separate SDK, tag or tracking script to add.