UI

[majora2007]

In order to offer complete transparency and keep the stats service simple, the UI will be publicly available for any of the data we offer. There should be no issues as there is no identifying data except InstallID and that has no way to track back to a user unless you own an instance.

[majora2007]

Some stats I want to see:

• Number of installs gained per day
• Line graph of install count per release
• Version pie chart with number of installs per version
• How many one time installs we've had (people turn off stats or don't use platform again aka UpdateCount == 0)
• Pie chart for different themes (Custom, Dark)

For a given version, I want to see:

• Average, Min, and Max: Total Files, Num of LIbraries, Collections, Readinglists, Count for each theme,

[majora2007]

Some features I want to be able to perform on the DB:

• Clear all non-active reporting accounts (aka UpdateCount = 0)

[majora2007]

From ChatGPT:
Distribution of .NET versions: You could create a bar chart showing the distribution of .NET versions among the records.
Distribution of CPU cores: You could create a pie chart showing the distribution of the number of CPU cores among the records.
Bookmark usage: You could create a pie chart showing the proportion of records with and without bookmarks.
Number of libraries: You could create a histogram showing the distribution of the number of libraries among the records.
Active site theme: You could create a bar chart showing the distribution of active site themes among the records.
Reading list usage: You could create a bar chart showing the distribution of the number of reading lists among the records.
OPDS usage: You could create a pie chart showing the proportion of records with and without OPDS enabled.
Total files, genres, and people: You could create a bar chart showing the distribution of the total number of files, genres, and people among the records.
Bookmark storage format: You could create a pie chart showing the proportion of records storing bookmarks as WebP and those storing them as some other format.
User interface preference: You could create a bar chart showing the distribution of users preferring card layout vs. list layout.
Series relationships: You could create a pie chart showing the proportion of records using series relationships and those not using them.
Opt-out rate: You could create a pie chart showing the proportion of records that have opted out.
File format support: You could create a bar chart showing the distribution of file formats supported among the records.
Restricted profile usage: You could create a pie chart showing the proportion of records using restricted profiles and those not using them.