Dear TwentyFeet users and friends,
after tomorrows deployment of a new release you might recognize a few changes within TwentyFeet. Here’s what we’ve been working on recently to improve the performance and make it more appealing for you to upgrade to a paid account with more features for a few bucks per year.
From now on the feature range between free account and paid account will differ. It was important for us that free accounts still receives the activity stream and daily activity stream mails as well as 30 days data history. If you need a longer data history, want to make reports with a custom date range or if you want to export your data (.xls and .csv) you might want to consider an upgrade for a few dollars per year. Here’s our prizing modell: http://bit.ly/u5qyb9
Upgrade your free account to a paid account
That’s why you should upgrade a free account to a paid account:
Custom Date Range
This is a new feature for paid accounts that lets you choose an individual time period for your analytics.
Improved Stability and Performance
Scaling our application is still a challenge as users keep “flowing in”. We extended the amount of different databases to improve the performance for our users.
We thank you for your understanding, we try to make the downtime as short as possible. If you have any question or want to let us know anything don’t hesitate to contact us via Twitter, Facebook, support ticket or this blog. You can also add and discuss feature requests in our UserVoice forum.
Your TwentyFeet team
York 12:45 pm on December 16, 2011 Permalink
Great update, we are looking forward to it!
Another idea: It would be great if you could explain the measured values, like the Facebook Insights does it. E. g.: What is an “active user”? This would make TwentyFeet more user-friendly.
Have a nice weekend
Y. K.
pherwarth 2:27 pm on December 16, 2011 Permalink
Hey York, thanks for the feedback! That’s a good suggestion.
Have you already seen the question mark in the header of every widget (like Twitter Reputation Indicators)?
It takes you to a page with more detailed information about the measured values. Example: https://www.twentyfeet.com/wiki/display/help/Reputation+indicators+for+twitter
Any idea how we could improve that? Would a text link in the widget be more intuitive?