Welcome

VRCAnalytics tracks joins, leaves, session duration, zone visits, FPS health, and instance sizes for worlds you publish on VRChat. Install once, paste a setup key into Unity, and your dashboard starts populating the first time a player joins your uploaded world.

5-minute quickstart

1. Create an account at vrcanalytics.com/register
2. Click Register a world — you can leave the VRChat World ID blank; the build hook binds it automatically when you Build & Publish
3. Copy the setup key that appears (shown only once)
4. Install the VRCAnalytics package via VCC into your Unity world project
5. In Unity: VRCAnalytics → Enter Setup Key and paste
6. Click Build & Publish in the VRChat SDK panel as normal
7. Join your world — beacons start flowing immediately; hit Refresh on your world's dashboard to watch them land

What it tracks

• Join / leave events per session (derives session length server-side)
• Platform breakdown: PC VR, desktop, Quest
• Zone entries / exits for named regions of your world (optional)
• Currently-online count per world and per zone
• Daily visits, peak hours, day-of-week heatmaps
• FPS distribution per platform (bucketed, sampled every minute in-world)
• Instance size at join (bucketed player counts)
• Suspicious-source detection (non-VRChat user-agents hitting your beacon)

What it doesn't track

• Player display names or VRChat user IDs
• GPU, CPU, RAM, OS, or any other hardware fingerprint
• IP addresses (hashed at arrival to pair sessions, never stored)
• Player positions beyond zone membership
• Anything about the player's avatar or inventory

Beyond the dashboard

Registered worlds also get a beacon-powered public page, a transparent Pulse score, and a shot at the weekly leaderboards — see Pulse & public pages.