Pulse & public pages
What the world sees: your public page, Pulse score, and the weekly leaderboards.
Your world's public page
Every active registered world gets a public page at vrcanalytics.com/world/your-world-id, built entirely from beacon data:
- Players online — a rolling 24-hour chart at 15-minute resolution, plus the live count on browse cards
- Visits · 7d — beacon-measured visits over the last seven days
- Pulse — your activity score (hover the
?on the tile for the breakdown)
Visitors can hit Save to bookmark your world (stored only in their own browser — no account involved) and Download image to grab a stats share card. That card is a great link to post when you ship an update.
Beacon-truth only
Pulse
Pulse replaces VRChat's opaque heat for registered worlds — and unlike heat, the formula is public:
- Visits over the last 7 days, with recent days weighted more (a smooth decay — about five-day half-life)
- Multiplied by a stickiness factor: longer average visits boost the score up to 2×
- Traffic flagged as suspicious never counts — a script can't inflate a ranking
Pulse ranks registered worlds in the Trending and New Hits sections. It decays naturally: a world nobody visits drifts back to zero within a week or so.
Weekly Charts
The welcome page hosts two leaderboards that reset every Monday. They deliberately never mix measurement systems:
- VRChat — new worlds: worlds published in the last 14 days, ranked by favorites gained during the week (VRChat's live traction signal)
- Beacon worlds: registered worlds ranked by beacon-measured visits within the week. This board stays closed until at least 3 beacon worlds record visits in a week — a two-row chart isn't a chart
Anyone can download either board as a share image — charting is meant to be bragged about. Landing on the beacon board twice in a row means your world genuinely out-grew the field two weeks running.