New Analytics, Sessions, and UI Fixes

We have been hard at work upgrading our tracking infrastructure and expanding the data you can view in your dashboard. This release brings a massive overhaul to how we handle player sessions, alongside a suite of new analytics tools and some highly requested interface improvements.

The New Sessions System

The core of this update is our completely rewritten Sessions logic for the Tracker. We wanted to give server administrators a much clearer picture of player behavior from the moment they connect to the moment they leave.

Important: To fully support this and see the new Sessions feature working, you must update your Minecraft plugin to the latest version. Once updated, the new connector will seamlessly integrate and start gathering data right out of the box.

Upgraded Analytics Dashboard

With the new Sessions system powering the backend, we massively expanded the Analytics page to give you deeper insights into your network's traffic and player retention.

• Track concurrent players in real-time, alongside new weekly and monthly player charts.
• Monitor exactly how many premium Minecraft users are currently connected to your network.
• View the most popular servers from the last week, measured by session duration before a player disconnects or switches servers.
• Check the most used hostnames to see exactly how players are routing into your network.

Quality of Life Fixes

We also took some time to clean up the dashboard UI and improve account management based on your feedback.

• Manage shared access easily with the new 'access' tab in Profile settings, allowing you to quickly leave other users' accounts.
• Fixed several UI overflow issues to ensure the dashboard looks clean and scales perfectly across all devices.