For web sites where internal traffic makes up a significant portion of the usage, have the ability to exclude specific IP addresses or networks.

right now it seems chartbeat is tracking my site as a whole. i'd like to be able to track different subsections of my site separately, or have a view that is specific to subsections of my site. it would also be cool if i could get down to a specific page level, which could be useful if i'm looking only at my top page, or landing pages which are getting traffic from different ad units.

I don't know if it's because its not obvious, but I haven't been able to find where can I see the total amount of visitors of the site, regardless of the totals in the different time frames.

ie. TODAY TOTAL 300 visitors

and then break down how many visitors in the different time frames ( like it already does).

I've used your iPhone app and found it very useful when I've been away from my desk.

I've since migrated to an Android phone and was wondering whether you had any plans for a native Android app, or at least a web app that doesn't rely on Flash?

In general it would be nice to see historical roll-ups of all the real-time data, but referral stats in particular.

Right now, forums.mysite.com and mysite.com are not tracked properly. Specifying mysite.com will ignore all hits to forums.mysite.com

I'm running the dashboard within a fluid app (http://fluidapp.com) to always have an eye on the website. Unfortunately you instantly pause it when i unfocus the fluid app window. Probably it would be possible to timeout this pause function and only pause after 5 minutes without focus or so.

Track the amount of clicks on out going links from a site. Can be used on forums or social network type sites to see whats hot.

For sites that have a login system, it would be great to be able to pass their login name through to chartbeat, and then be able to see *who* is on each of these pages in real time. So user 'jim' is reading page X right now. That sort of thing.

You show load times and you show locations, why not tie them together and say this 10.54 second load time came from asia?

Chartbeat should have a SSL version of the javascript/html code for users with SSL secured websites so their website visitors don't see a IE popup saying something like 'some code insecure'.

Chartbeat should also have a 'users online' counter that users can display on their website to their website visitors. There should also be a website counter that displays a website's total visits.

When I'm trying to look at the "Last 7 days" and "Last 30 days" views they are so small that it is difficult to navigate them and get as much value out of them as I could. There is great stuff there, I just need the ability to blow them up at time.

Maybe be able to swap one of those graphs into the 1-day view area since it has the space that I'm looking for.

I need to be able to run reports for management on a monthly and quarterly basis. For this I will need a way to dowload reports of the analytics

All of my page titles are really long. It would be great if I could change my dashboard so it is reporting on urls instead of page titles.

Rather than being confined to using the email address used at signup, it would be very useful to be able to set a different email address for alerts

I don't see why not.

We can see load times for pages and we can see the geographic location of hits. It would be incredibly useful to see the load times from those geographic locations. As in.. "Hey, my home page is taking 6 seconds to load from Dallas! Something's up!"

In our usecase we sometimes have to use landing pages which refer the user to another page before the DOM is complete.
In this case referrer information gets lost, but we store the referrer in a html5 database. So we got the information when the user hits the 2nd page and would like to track it.
It would be great if we could manualy overwrite the referer tracked to chartbeat.

Need to show historical data in addition to the live data so we can see/track historically where our users are coming from.