See who uses WireLab and whether their files and analyses finish successfully.
What these numbers mean
Login sessions count successful creation of login sessions, including account registration and password changes. Visits are browser-tab sessions, renewed after 30 minutes without a recorded action. They are separate from your seven-day login cookie. Users means distinct accounts, not verified people. A shared account cannot identify its individual users.
File loads are local decoding/indexing attempts; your media is not uploaded to our server. Completed means processing finished, not that a prediction is accurate. Started operations without a finish report become “Unconfirmed” after one hour; a closed tab, lost connection or long task can cause this.
Recorded outcomes cover My files, the first event-recording window, example detections, Research worker jobs, camera comparisons, passive worker jobs, and individual synthetic renders outside playback. They include automatic demo calculations. Continuous playback frames, manual optics calculators and notebook/model imports are not exhaustively logged. Visits cover all main lab sections. Anonymous traffic and failed sign-in attempts are not counted here.
The owner can see account-linked activity metadata: section, outcome, format, byte size, duration, processed sample count and a general error category. No filenames, media, predictions, research notes, raw error messages, IP addresses or device fingerprints are stored by this activity system. Records are visible for 90 days; expired rows are removed incrementally during later activity. Analytics is best effort: blocked requests and offline activity may be missing. Data starts with this feature; earlier usage cannot be reconstructed.