ScratchStats: Analytics for Scratch — Turning Kid Creations into Dashboards
A stats site for Scratch: now you can see how many people forked your dancing cat.

Remember Scratch? That programming language where instead of boring if-else you get colorful blocks, and instead of production — animated cats. Now there's a full-fledged analytics service for this kiddie sandbox: ScratchStats.
The site collects stats on projects, users, and studios: views, likes, forks, comments. No more guessing "will my platformer hit the front page?" — just log in and see the numbers. It's like Google Analytics, but in a world where conversions are replaced by sprite counts.
For developers used to serious dashboards from Yandex Metrica, this looks amusing: same charts, but the data is about how many kids clicked "See inside". And if you ever wondered why your CS101 project got only 10 views — here's your chance to investigate.
METABYTE studio comment: We don't analyze Scratch projects, but if you need analytics for a real web app — we're your folks. Promise the dashboard won't have cats unless you specifically ask for them.
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