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Shareable Dashboards

You want to show analytics to a client, a board member, or the public — without handing out credentials or exposing your admin dashboard. HitKeep share links give read-only access to a single site’s analytics. You create them, you revoke them, your server serves them. No third-party service involved.

HitKeep shareable dashboard — read-only share link management
Site Settings → Sharing — generate and revoke read-only share links. No third-party service involved.
Terminal window
curl -X POST https://your-hitkeep.example/api/sites/{site_id}/share \
-b "hk_token=YOUR_SESSION_COOKIE"

Response:

{
"url": "https://your-hitkeep.example/share/SHARE_TOKEN",
"token": "SHARE_TOKEN"
}

Share the url with anyone. Opening it in a browser shows the dashboard — no login, no account, no tracking of who viewed it.

Share links give read-only access to:

  • Site overview stats and charts
  • Goals and funnel completion data
  • Raw hits viewer (read-only)
  • CSV export of the hits visible in the time range

They do not expose:

  • Admin settings
  • Team member lists
  • API clients or tokens
  • Retention configuration

Share links can be revoked at any time. The token immediately stops working:

Terminal window
# List active share links for a site
curl https://your-hitkeep.example/api/sites/{site_id}/share \
-b "hk_token=YOUR_SESSION_COOKIE"
# Revoke a specific share link
curl -X DELETE https://your-hitkeep.example/api/sites/{site_id}/share/{share_id} \
-b "hk_token=YOUR_SESSION_COOKIE"

You are always in control of who has access. No external OAuth provider, no third-party permission system — just your instance, your tokens.

Share links can be used to build a public analytics page for your own site — a common transparency practice among open-source projects and government organizations. Point your analytics.example.com/public to the share URL via a redirect, or embed the link as an iframe.

HitKeep Cloud → serves share links from your sovereign region (EU or US) — same access control model, zero infrastructure to manage.