SleekView for Statify
SleekView reads Statify's lightweight stats table and shows page views, referrers and target pages in a sortable grid you can slice by date, host and path.
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Sample columns
Statify stats grid
wp_statify
| Date | Target page | Referrer host | Hits | Trend | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-04-24 | /blog/launch-notes | google.com | 812 | +12% | Up |
| 2026-04-24 | /pricing | (direct) | 604 | +1% | Flat |
| 2026-04-24 | /blog/old-guide | twitter.com | 118 | -22% | Down |
| 2026-04-24 | / | duckduckgo.com | 412 | +8% | Up |
Comparison
Statify dashboard vs SleekView
Statify dashboard
- Top lists are short and not sortable
- No multi-column filtering across date and host
- No saved views per content team
- Hard to compare two date ranges side by side
- Drill-down requires separate searches
SleekView
- Sort and filter every Statify row by date, host or path
- Save views like Top blog posts last 7 days
- Compare two date ranges in the same grid
- Group by referrer host, path or target page
- Export filtered slices to CSV
Features
What SleekView gives you for Statify
Drill into top pages
Sort by hits, filter to a date range, and see which pages actually moved last week.
Referrer breakdown
Group rows by referrer host to spot which sources matter, without leaving Statify's data.
Saved analytics views
Pin a view for Blog only or Marketing pages so each team gets the slice they need.
Audience
What teams use SleekView with Statify for
Editorial reviews
Filter to your blog path and sort by hits to see which posts deserve a refresh.
Launch tracking
Pin a launch URL and watch the daily counts climb in a focused, sortable view.
Referrer cleanup
Group by referrer host to spot spam patterns Statify's basic protection might miss.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Statify
No. Tracking stays exactly as Statify does it; SleekView only changes the reading experience.
No. The grid only loads on its own page and uses indexed reads on the Statify table.
Within what Statify stores, yes. SleekView surfaces target, referrer and date as native columns.
Yes. Any filtered view exports to CSV with the columns you see on screen.
Yes. Statify's anonymised data stays anonymised; SleekView just reads what is stored.
Yes. Each site keeps its own Statify table and its own SleekView config.
Pricing
More than 1000+
happy customers
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What’s included
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SleekAI
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SleekView
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