Analytics - Streampixel

Open your project’s Analytics tab to see session-by-session metrics for diagnosing performance and understanding viewers.

Metrics tracked

Metric	What it tells you
Session Start	When the session began.
Streaming ID	Unique session identifier.
OS / Browser	Viewer’s environment.
Region / Country	Viewer’s location.
Screen Resolution	Viewer’s screen size.
Stream FPS	Frames per second over the network. May be lower than your app’s render FPS — that’s normal.
Latency (ms)	Round-trip time between server and viewer.
Loading Time (s)	Time from session start to first frame.
Session Duration	Total time the viewer stayed connected.

Reading latency

High latency comes from two places:

Distance to the server — fix by picking a closer region.
Network conditions — congestion, weak signal, shared bandwidth at home or office.

A speed test at the router doesn’t reflect what each device gets when bandwidth is shared.

Reading FPS

Stream FPS is what the network delivers, not what your app renders. It accounts for packet loss and bandwidth limits. A render FPS of 60 with stream FPS of 45 just means the network is the bottleneck — your app is healthy.