I like tools like this, but I had a few suggestions:<p>&quot;Statsbot does store basic analytics profile information for configuration and authentication information for querying your data. It never stores metrics.&quot;<p>Would really need to know more about this before I connected you to my company&#x27;s analytics account.  There&#x27;s a ton of highly-confidential data in there that I could result in me being fired or worse if I gave that data to someone who misused it without doing proper due diligence.<p>I realize this is likely in the MVP stage, but what I&#x27;d need to see would be some sort of legal terms governing your usage of that data, something indicating you are in my legal jurisdiction so I could have recourse if the data was handled poorly (for example, if you left the data wide open for the taking during a hack, etc.).  That might sound heavy-handed and extreme, and I know the HN crowd doesn&#x27;t like litigiousness, but if it comes down to the security&#x2F;protection of our company data vs. trying some cool new non-essential tool, I&#x27;m always going to pick the former which means I wouldn&#x27;t even try the tool.<p>Again, not being a jerk here--would love to try this out, but currently I cannot because the information provided about it is insufficient.  If I could review the source that would be even better.<p>Other things to include would be details about who you are and where you are located (ie. why should I trust you with my data), and some examples of what the output looks like beyond the one screenshot.  You have several great examples of the input options, but those should each have screenshots of sample output as well.<p>Happy to discuss further if you&#x27;re interested.