Dashboard Overview

The Quest Data dashboard gives you a real-time view of your game’s analytics, player behavior, and revenue. It’s organized into five sections accessible from the sidebar.

Analytics

Track player behavior and game performance in real-time.

• Dashboard — Overview with event charts, live feed, and key metrics
• Engagement — Feature usage, dead content detection, UI interaction heatmaps
• Funnels — Custom conversion funnels with drop-off analysis
• Heatmap — Spatial tracking with X/Y/Z coordinates, death hotspots, level overlays
• Performance — Device FPS/RAM tracking, hardware breakdown, crash rate per device

Live Ops

Control your game without shipping an update.

• Balancing — Edit game data tables with a spreadsheet UI, CSV import, version history
• Changelogs — Manage game update notes with Alpha/Beta/Live branches
• Experiments — A/B testing with traffic splitting and deterministic hashing
• Remote Config — Feature flags, config overrides per segment

Monetization

Track purchases, revenue, and monetization metrics.

• Revenue — Revenue timeline, ARPPU, top products, daily/weekly/monthly charts
• IAP Catalog — In-app purchase overview, conversion rates per item

Players

Understand and manage your player base.

• Achievements — Define achievements, track global unlock rates
• Cloud Saves — Browse and inspect player save data
• Leaderboards — View rankings, moderate entries
• Player Explorer — Search players, view event timelines, properties, sessions
• Segments — Tag-based player groups for config overrides

Configuration

Setup, debugging, and admin tools.

• Alerts — Discord/email alerts for crash spikes, revenue drops, DAU changes
• API Keys — Manage and rotate API keys, environment-specific keys
• Logs — Remote log viewer with level filtering, full-text search, export

Getting Started

1. Create an account and your first game
2. Install the SDK in your Godot project
3. Track your first event and see it in the Live Feed
4. Explore the sections above based on what you need