Platform News - April 2026

Hello and welcome to another edition of Platform News.

A lot has been happening across TWIPLA in April, from a new Real-Time Analytics Dashboard to wider product updates and industry insights.

Use the table of contents on the left to jump straight to what interests you, or scroll through for the full update.

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See what’s happening on your site right now, not hours later.

Our new Real-Time Analytics Dashboard gives you a live view of visitor activity as it unfolds, so you can quickly spot what’s getting attention, where website traffic is building, and how people are engaging in the moment.

• Track live page activity,
• monitor session volume as it changes, and
• get a clearer sense of what’s performing while traffic is still live.

This is especially useful for publishers, content teams, and marketers who need to react while attention is still happening, not after it’s passed.

→ Explore Real-Time Analytics
→ Visit the Support Center

You can jump into Real-Time Analytics directly from the Live Visitors Map on your Master Dashboard, making it easy to move from a live overview into a more detailed breakdown of what’s happening across your domain.

Once inside, the Real-Time Interaction table helps you understand not just what’s live, but why certain pages are gaining traction and where that attention is coming from.

Use it to:

• Sort pages by live session volume to quickly spot what’s drawing visitors in
• Apply filters to focus on the activity that matters most right now
• Track engagement signals like session duration, time spent on page, and continuation rate
• Break down live traffic across referrers, devices, operating systems, channels, countries, and browsers

Many data points can also be expanded on hover for extra context, while auto-refresh controls help keep your view aligned with live activity as it changes.

So rather than just seeing that traffic is happening, you can understand it while the moment is still unfolding.

Note: Page URL is unavailable for websites running in Maximum Privacy Mode.

To make session recordings easier to scan, we’ve split the time bar between pages and added page URLs to page hover tooltips.

These updates make session playback easier to follow, especially when visitors move quickly between pages or trigger multiple interactions in a short space of time.

The clearer timeline helps page transitions stand out more distinctly, while the added URL context makes it faster to understand exactly where each interaction took place.

→ Explore Session Recordings
→ Support Center: Session Recordings Playback Controls
→ How to Use Session Recordings

Note: This update applies to TWIPLA’s standard HTML integrations only and does not affect Wix-based accounts.

Managing subscriptions should feel straightforward, especially when visitors are upgrading, renewing, or turning off auto-renewal.

We’ve improved the subscription flow in the standalone platform to make key actions easier to understand at a glance. 

That includes:

• clearer renewal visibility,
• a more intuitive cancellation path, and
• a cleaner overall layout to reduce confusion during plan changes.

If support was previously needed just to double-check what would happen next, this update is designed to make that much less likely.

→ Support Center: Subscription Settings

Note: This update doesn't affect Wix-based accounts.

We’ve expanded localized currency support in checkout, with Polish złoty (PLN) now added as a new supported currency for upgrades.

This means more users can now see pricing and the full cost breakdown in their local currency at the point of purchase.

It’s a small but useful improvement that makes subscription changes clearer and more intuitive where local currency support is available.

Cloudfest 2026 felt like a meaningful milestone for TWIPLA.

What began ten years ago as a web statistics plugin for Wix has gradually evolved into a much broader website intelligence platform.

That evolution is starting to draw wider industry attention.

At Cloudfest, the team spoke with decision-makers from across the hosting and digital platform space, and one thing stood out clearly: there is growing demand for flexible analytics that can adapt to very different products, customer bases, and commercial models.

For existing TWIPLA users, that’s an encouraging signal. The same flexibility and depth now attracting attention across the industry are the result of years of product development, expansion, and refinement behind the scenes.

It was a strong reminder of how far the platform has come, and a promising sign of where it could go next.

→ Product Roadmap: See what's coming in 2026
→ History: Learn how TWIPLA has developed over the years

It’s a busy time at TWIPLA. We’re continuing to grow and are looking for people who care about building privacy-flexible analytics that actually works.

If you enjoy working with data, UX, or building tools that help businesses understand their visitors, you’ll feel right at home here.

We’re currently hiring for:

• Frontend Developer
• Human Resources Specialist
• Mid-Level Backend Software Engineer
• Performance Marketing Specialist
• Senior-Level Backend Software Engineer

→ Open Positions
Follow this link to learn more about these roles, as well as how to apply.