Get detailed statistics about your Flash game with SWFStats

Are you looking for a fresh and complete tool to track how your game is performing?

Then SWFStats may be the API you need.

SWFStats is a Flash analytics software with a lot of features, some of them absolutely unique for this kind of software. Let’s see them:

• Easy integration
• Track views, playtime
• Tracks views and plays seperately – unique
• Public reports
• Detailed source/country reports – unique
• Distibution reports – unique
• Custom metrics / events
• Level metrics
• Unlimited data

The overall look and feel is very similar to Google Analytics, but we are talking about Flash games statistics, not website reports.

SWFStats provides clean, complete, fast and professional reports, as you can see from this video:

SWFStats also provides a completely transparent leaderboard service with no branding.

It can be integrated directly into your Facebook application, can be used to show global or site-specific scores, and you can easily delete and block cheaters.

SWFStats is currently in beta and during the beta is completely free. Once it will be officially released, you will be credited with an extra game you can use, after which you will have to decide if you wish to continue using the service for new games.

At the moment there isn’t any pricing plan, but the service looks very promising and I think you shouldn’t miss a try.

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4 Responses

1. Luiz Fernando says:

   January 27, 2010 at 2:31 am

   Oh nice! As long as it doesn’t charge 500 bucks as if it were more professional.

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2. UnknownGuardian says:

   January 27, 2010 at 5:53 am

   Looks cool! I think that I will be using this service in the future. I was a little disappointed with mochi compared to this. Mochi offers quite a bit more than other services, but compared to this, it is far behind.

   Thanks Emanuele!

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3. Rasmus Wriedt Larsen says:

   January 27, 2010 at 11:09 pm

   congrats to ben :)

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4. Do players play all levels of your Flash game? : Emanuele Feronato - italian geek and PROgrammer says:

   April 8, 2010 at 12:42 pm

   [...] collected some data with the amazing SWFStats API about LineBall’s first 10 days in the [...]

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