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Joined January 2011
From 0 to 83% in 2 months. Look at CSS Grid go!
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How we track feature usage on @Gauges: instrumentalapp.com/blog/tra…
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thanks 2 @gauges I know that those in Bayonne & Auckland r currently checking our beta site & we are very popular w/ those in Beunos Aires
@imjacobclark open source contributions would be awesome though! Definitely a free-account-for-life kind of move ;)
@imjacobclark We are not considering that at the moment. It would be awesome, but we think our responsive site is good enough for now.
Any @Gauges customers going to the Saastr conference next week in San Francisco? We'd love to meet up!
We have a fancy new Twitter username: @Gauges!
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Just added some more URLs to our referral spam filter. Say what? Google Analytics doesn't do that for you? Try buff.ly/1T91XXa!
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Have multiple sites on Gauges, but want the map view for just one site? Now you can!
.@onlydole says @gaugesapp has been a best friend to him since 2013. Thanks! The feeling is mutual! buff.ly/1P0oXpn
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Why is Gauges a good alternative to Google Analytics? Here's what our customers, @jezwebdesign, says: buff.ly/1KmMoUp
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I've been revamping my devblog to blog a bit more about the WC work I do. Check out my latest post about @gaugesapp! pmgarman.me/blog/gauges-my-a…
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New Feature Announcement: You can now access Gauges from any smartphone or tablet device! buff.ly/1NLna71
Service Workers (buff.ly/1Rd0tes) are now on the browser tech stats page. Maybe don't use them yet though!
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We use the Flot charting engine (buff.ly/1lvR5oV). We were asked on Quora, so we thought we'd share here too buff.ly/1lvR6ZK
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Why does GitHub use both Google Analytics and Gauges? Great question! We answered it on Quora: buff.ly/1lvQvHz
@trey Ah, cool. Web apps actually support notifications now, at least in certain browsers (mobile and desktop).
@trey What kinds of things would you like push notifications for?
@trey We haven't decided upon a long-term approach to native apps yet. Any suggestions?