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Geographic Map of Your Traffic.

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Hey everyone,

Ever wonder exactly where (geographically) your website visitors come from? Well, we made something that will plot dots on a world map for every unique visitor on your site. Just go to http://geostats.hostip.info/ and upload your log file for free. (take advantage of this while you can because bandwidth requirements might make this a paid service in the future)

Here is a sample I did for one of my sites

Map:

http://www.webhostingunleashed.com/geomap/plotgraph.cgi.png


Top Countries:

Name Unique IPs
UNITED STATES 4154
CHINA 738
JAPAN 669
TAIWAN 655
CANADA 389
UNITED KINGDOM 357
GERMANY 283
SPAIN 233


Top Locations:
Location Name Country Unique IPs
Chicago, IL UNITED STATES 35
Tokyo JAPAN 35
Brooklyn, NY UNITED STATES 34
London UNITED KINGDOM 34
New York, NY UNITED STATES 33
Taipei TAIWAN 32
Los Angeles, CA UNITED STATES 30


Please show me your results!
 
Try key HYtyWZRpG4Av_AZiuX9IGA to see a map of the traffic to one of my sites. Fun tool, btw.
 
hey thats cool
will you release the code so we can run this on our servers?
 
How do we find our logs in cpanel?
 
Raw access codes I think
 
:2082/frontend/x/raw/index.html
 
MediaHound said:
hey thats cool
will you release the code so we can run this on our servers?

Thanks for the praises, we haven't decided if we'll release the code for this yet. It all depends if people are willing to pay for such a service. But for now now we're seeing how many people will use it for free.

Thanks
 
Make the map bigger, with countries better defined, add a bunch of options like letting people put a bug on their site and doing the traffic that way, and seeing maps for the last day, week, etc, and you've got a killer service. I'd pay for that :-D

BestDomains said:
Thanks for the praises, we haven't decided if we'll release the code for this yet. It all depends if people are willing to pay for such a service. But for now now we're seeing how many people will use it for free.

Thanks
 
I believe webalizer monitors it as well provided that your host has it setup to.
 
wow, that is cool! I always wanted to visualize my traffic, but I want to see the US cities as well, now that would be something I'm willing to pay for.
 
Very nice program if I do say so myself :-)
Keep up the good work and please keep us all updated :-)
 
ceo said:
I have.... it's nice...

Edwin, the key shows no output. Expired? Or server load?

The key works, you just need to check one of the following to see the output:

Show map:
Show countries list:
Show locations list:

Thanks for the suggestions, yes we will make the map much bigger and detailed, and offer some more detailed statistics as so far it's just a barebones program. Maybe we'll even offer a little movie where you see the dots appearing as the day goes on ;-)

sevent said:
Make the map bigger, with countries better defined, add a bunch of options like letting people put a bug on their site and doing the traffic that way, and seeing maps for the last day, week, etc, and you've got a killer service. I'd pay for that :-D

Ok map that you get on http://geostats.hostip.info will now be nice and big and detailed!

example:
http://www.hostip.info/yesterday.html
 
I use a program called VisualRoute that does the same kind of thing, but has a whole lot more info.

d:-)
 
seems like the load took the server down. I guess the 35MB map and so many people uploading their logs at once. We're working on getting it back up. The other tools people mentioned don't let users upload their logs and they don't give you a geographic map of your traffic.

Thanks
 
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