Accepted Pull Requests #
Measures the number of pull requests that have been merged or accepted into the project.
Understand user engagement, feature adoption, and overall product performance.
Measures the number of pull requests that have been merged or accepted into the project.
API Usage Growth tracks the increase in API usage over time, highlighting trends in adoption and reliance on the API.
App Install Rate measures the percentage of users who install the app after visiting the app's landing page or viewing an ad.
App Load Speed measures the time taken for the app to start up and become usable.
App Store Ratings and Reviews aggregate the overall user ratings and feedback on the app store.
API Usage Growth tracks the increase in API usage over time, highlighting trends in adoption and reliance on the API.
Tracks the number of distinct applications or systems that utilize the API.
Measures the number of business partnerships or integrations established through the API.
Time To First API Call measures the duration from when a user first accesses the API to when they successfully make their first call.
Unique API Consumers counts the distinct users or services that make requests to the API.
App Install Rate measures the percentage of users who install the app after visiting the app's landing page or viewing an ad.
App Store Ratings and Reviews aggregate the overall user ratings and feedback on the app store.
App Uninstall Rate tracks the percentage of users who uninstall the app after downloading it.
Measures the average number of screens or pages users navigate through in a single app session.
Cost Per Install calculates the average cost incurred to acquire a new user who installs the app, often through advertising.
Device Usage identifies the types and models of devices used by the app's audience.
In-App Purchase Rate calculates the percentage of app users who make purchases within the app.
This metric tracks the growth rate of revenue generated from in-app purchases over time.
Mobile Retention Rate measures the proportion of users who continue to use the app over a specific time frame after installation.
Screen Resolution metrics track the range of screen resolutions used by the app's user base.
Measures the number of pull requests that have been merged or accepted into the project.
Tracks the number of different companies or external organizations actively contributing to the project.
Evaluates the balance between contributions from external community members versus internal team members.
Counts the number of meetups or community events organized around the project.
Tracks the average number of commits made by each contributor, providing insights into individual contributor activity and engagement.
Measures the total number of individual contributors to an open source project.
Measures the average time issues remain open before being resolved.
Counts the number of pull requests that are open at any given time.
Measures the rate at which the project is being adopted by users or developers.
Measures the number of individuals or entities following the project through various channels.
Reflects the number of different open source projects to which the organization or community has contributed.
Counts the number of new open source projects initiated by the organization or community.
Calculates the average time taken to close or merge a pull request.
Tracks the total number of pull requests submitted to the project.
The total number of issues reported in the project.
This metric assesses the effectiveness of converting users from a free version of the software to a paid version.
DAU counts the number of unique users who engage with the software on a daily basis.
Invite Conversion Rate measures the success of referral or invitation programs by calculating the percentage of sent invites that result in new user registrations or sign-ups.
MAU measures the total number of unique users who engage with the software in a given month.
Product Signups measure the total number of users who have registered or signed up for the software product.
Registration Rate calculates the proportion of visitors who complete the registration process, reflecting the effectiveness of the onboarding experience and initial appeal.
Session Depth quantifies the average number of interactions (such as clicks or screen views) a user has in a single session.
Session Interval measures the average time between individual user sessions, offering insights into user habit formation and product reliance.
Session Length is the average duration a user spends in a single session when interacting with the software.
The Stickiness Ratio compares the daily and monthly active users (DAU/MAU) to gauge how often users return to the software.
Time To First Purchase tracks the average duration from a user's initial engagement (like signing up or installing) to making their first purchase.
Trial Conversion Rate is pivotal for freemium or trial-based software products, indicating the percentage of users converting from a free trial to a paid subscription.
User Churn Rate quantifies the percentage of users who stop using the software over a specific period.
User Growth Rate measures the rate at which the software's user base is expanding over time.
User Retention Rate measures the proportion of users who continue using the software after a certain period, signifying long-term user engagement and satisfaction.
App Load Speed measures the time taken for the app to start up and become usable.
Tracks the variety of devices and operating systems used by the app’s user base.
This metric compares the frequency of users navigating through menus versus using the search function to find what they need.
Net Promoter Score (NPS) measures user loyalty and the likelihood of users recommending the product to others.
Screen Resolution metrics identify the range of screen resolutions among the user base.
The System Usability Scale (SUS) is a reliable tool for measuring the usability of a product.
Task Success Rate measures the percentage of successfully completed tasks by users.
Time On Task tracks the average duration taken by users to complete a specific task.
User Error Rate calculates the frequency of errors made by users while interacting with the product.