I decided to stay at “two” since the web-based one seems a nice mix of the desktop and plugin although it's a great standalone option as well, I agree.

I'm sitting down this weekend to really put it through its paces – early signs are hugely positive, and I agree, it puts many other similar programs to shame.

Look forward to where you take Woopra, it's a definite breath of fresh air. Thanks for stopping by and sharing heads-up on upcoming, appreciate it!

Then there is the desktop client which is the masterpiece engine that changes numbers into individuals.

We are working on a way to import historical stats, but right now our focus is on creating the framework with advanced segmentation and analytics to deal with the stats we have. One thing at a time.

Have you played with the new segmentation feature in Analytics? Custom Reports? Where you can drill down the stats to meet your own needs? The new Search and Filter feature where you can create customizable filters to apply across a wide spectrum of data and keep coming back to the data you want and need? Not many web analytics programs offer that kind of customization and personalization. This is REALLY brand new and we're eager for feedback. We'll be adding even more over the next few months, helping you personalize your stats.

Thanks for the feedback and letting me clear up the number of Woopra apps!