Website visitor tracking by CheckStat

We built CheckStat so you can clearly see who comes to your site and what they do. We wrote a brief guide to the Activity section and filters, plus a few examples to help newcomers get comfortable.

What you see in Activity

Each row in Activity is a visitor session.

Every row shows a visitor session: the Time of the visit and the visit number (first-time or returning); next to it — the Current Page url and the region (country → subdivision → city).

The Activity block reflects session duration and key user-activity metrics. Technical details include: OS name, Browser name, Device type, Screen resolution. Additionally, you’ll see Language (e.g., en-US, ru-RU) and Referrer (Google, direct, your domain, etc.).

Use the top bar to choose a period (for example, Last 7 days), toggle Only active, Auto refresh, and adjust Show columns.

Start by adding one filter at a time and watch the list update. Add more filters as needed.

Filters: include, exclude, AND/OR

The filter builder lets you assemble precise segments using include/exclude blocks and AND/OR logic.

What you can filter:

• Country iso: DE, FR, UA
• Language: wildcard *de* — covers de-DE, de-AT, etc.
• OS name / Browser name: macOS, Windows, Opera, Mobile Safari, etc.
• Device type: !=tablet — exclude tablets
• Screen resolution: exact sizes, e.g., 1920×1080
• Page url: contains *dashboard*
• Domain / site: e.g., checkstat.net

Supported operators: equals, not equals, contains/doesn’t contain (wildcards *...*) and numeric comparisons >, <.

Example

Filter	What it shows
Country = Germany OR France OR Ukraine	Traffic and target regions.
Language contains *de*	German-speaking visitors regardless of country.
OS name = macOS OR Windows AND Browser name = Opera	Desktop QA for Opera on major OSs.
!=tablet AND Screen resolution = 1920×1080	Desktop only, popular Full HD.
Page url contains *dashboard* AND domain = checkstat.net	How users behave in the dashboard section.
Visit count all > 20	Your loyal/returning visitors.

How to work with this section

First, choose a period (for example, last 7 days) and, if needed, enable or disable Auto refresh.

Next, add one Include block with a target condition (for example, Country = Germany). Then refine with AND (for example, Browser name = Opera) or broaden with OR (Germany OR France).

Trim the noise — use conditions like !=tablet or exclude an irrelevant path. After that, review the Activity list: evaluate duration, repeat visits, devices, and sources.

If needed, adjust columns via Show columns. And be sure to record changes (outside the tool) as you switch filters — it makes patterns easier to spot.

If you’re new to CheckStat, no worries — you’ll quickly get the hang of the functionality and interface.