My Web Dash

Every site you run, on one sheet

01+8.6%
8,619
02−16.8%
1,131
03−1.1%
1,119
04+12.5%
361
05+6.6%
323
06+19.4%
283
07−15.4%
263
08−11.0%
250
09−38.6%
35
10+11.5%
29
11+9.1%
24
12+76.9%
23
13−9.5%
19
14+70.0%
17
15+50.0%
15
16+50.0%
12

16 of 25 sites · Last 24h · Read only · Figures from a live account; hourly traces illustrative

Frame 12 is marked because it moved most this period, up 76.9 percent.

Works with what you already use

My Web Dash connects through Cloudflare official OAuth, read only. Sign in with Google. Nothing to install on your sites.

  • Cloudflare
  • GraphQL API
  • Google

Cloudflare Web Analytics, without the clicks

The official page makes reading your own traffic slower than it should be. Here is what My Web Dash does instead.

  • CloudflareIt opens on performance, so traffic is always a click away.

    My Web DashIt opens on traffic. Visitors and top pages come first.

    A site detail page in My Web Dash opening straight onto visits, pageviews and an hourly traffic chart.
    The detail page opens on traffic — visits, pageviews, the hourly curve. No tab to switch to.

What My Web Dash does

  • Traffic first

    Visitors, top pages, and referrers are the first thing you see, not Core Web Vitals. Read your traffic without clicking through.

  • Your place is kept

    Your current view lives in the URL, so a refresh or a shared link lands right where you left off, not back at page one.

  • Period over period at a glance

    Every site shows its change versus the previous period on the card, so you see what is up or down without opening a detail page.

  • All your sites in one place

    Connect every Cloudflare account you manage and see all your sites in one grid you can sort and search.

  • Filter and drill down

    Slice by country, path, referrer, browser, or device, and stack filters to drill down, with more than 30 days of history.

  • One click connect, read only

    Connect through Cloudflare official OAuth. No API tokens to generate, no write access, and you can disconnect anytime.

The Cloudflare analytics API, without writing it

Cloudflare exposes web analytics through a GraphQL API. This is what pulling one metric looks like by hand. My Web Dash does this for every site for you.

the-hard-way.graphql
# what you write to get pageviews for ONE site
query {
viewer {
accounts(filter: { accountTag: $tag }) {
rumPageloadEventsAdaptiveGroups(
limit: 100,
filter: { datetime_geq: $start, datetime_leq: $end }
) { count, dimensions { requestPath } }
}
}
}
# now repeat per site, handle auth, paging, and the 30-day wall
My Web Dash: connect once, see every site.

From scattered pages to one fast view

  1. 01

    Connect Cloudflare

    Sign in and connect your Cloudflare accounts with one click through official OAuth. Read only.

  2. 02

    Pick your accounts and sites

    Choose which accounts and sites to bring into your dashboard. Add more anytime.

  3. 03

    See your traffic in one place

    Traffic first, your filters and comparisons kept as you navigate, across every site you run.

One morning, in three moves

This is the whole ritual. Real screens, real figures from a live Cloudflare account, site names withheld.

01

Take in the whole roll

Every site you own on one page, sorted by traffic, each card already carrying its change. Nothing to click to find out how the night went.

  • Two dozen sites
  • One screen
The overview: two dozen sites in one grid, each card showing visits, its change, and a traffic trace.
02

Spot the one that moved

The change sits on the card, not behind it. A site up seventy percent and one down a third read the same way, in the same glance.

  • Period over period
  • On every card
A close view of site cards, each showing its period-over-period change beside the visit count.
03

Enlarge it and drill in

Open the one that matters, then slice by path, referrer, country, browser or device. The filter lives in the URL, so a refresh lands you back here.

  • Five dimensions
  • Filter or exclude
A site detail view filtered to a single referrer, with every breakdown list re-sliced to match.

Why people switch to one view

1
View for all your sites
0
API tokens to generate
2 min
To connect and see traffic
Read only
Access to your data

Frequently asked questions

What is My Web Dash?

My Web Dash is a faster view of your Cloudflare Web Analytics. It reads your Cloudflare traffic and shows it in one place, traffic first, keeping your filters and your place as you navigate, across every site you run.

How is it different from the Cloudflare analytics dashboard?

The Cloudflare page opens on performance metrics, paginates in the browser so a refresh loses your place, and only shows period over period inside a site detail page. My Web Dash puts traffic first, keeps your view in the URL, shows the change on every site card, and brings all your sites together.

Do you get access to my Cloudflare account?

You connect through Cloudflare official OAuth with read only access to analytics. There is no write access, and you can disconnect anytime.

Is My Web Dash affiliated with Cloudflare?

No. My Web Dash is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Cloudflare, Inc.

What data can I see?

Pageviews, visitors, top pages, referrers, countries, browsers, and devices for every site, with filter and exclude so you can drill down, and period over period on every site.

Does it slow down my site?

No. There is nothing to add to your sites. My Web Dash reads Cloudflare Web Analytics through the official API.

How much does it cost?

Pricing is by the number of sites you bring into your dashboard, starting free for up to 10 sites. Prices are announced at launch.

When can I use it?

Sign in with Google and connect your Cloudflare account to start seeing your traffic. Pricing is announced at launch.

Which analytics does it read?

It reads Cloudflare Web Analytics through Cloudflare official GraphQL API. There is no script to add to your sites.

Stop clicking through the Cloudflare dashboard

A faster view of your Cloudflare Web Analytics, traffic first, across every site you run.