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Getting started with Yegonota

Add Yegonota to your website in under a minute. No technical knowledge required.

Add Yegonota to your website

Copy this line of code and paste it into every page of your website, just before the closing </head> tag:

<script src="https://script.yegonota.com/track.js?v=1.0.0"
        data-site="YOUR_SITE_ID" defer></script>

Replace YOUR_SITE_ID with the ID you got when you registered your site. You can find it on your Sites page.

That is all. Yegonota starts collecting data straight away.

How do I know it is working?

After adding the script, visit your website in a browser. Then open your Yegonota dashboard. You should see your first visit appear within a few minutes.

If you do not see anything after a few minutes, check that:

  • The script tag is on every page, not just the homepage
  • You replaced YOUR_SITE_ID with your actual site ID
  • You are not using an ad blocker that blocks analytics scripts

What gets tracked automatically

Once the script is on your site, Yegonota tracks the following without any extra setup:

Every page visit

  • Which page was visited
  • When it was visited
  • Roughly where the visitor came from (country)
  • What browser and operating system they used
  • How wide their screen is
  • Where they came from (the previous website or search engine)

Every time a visitor clicks

  • Links that go to other websites
  • Links that download a file
  • Email links (like mailto:)
  • Buttons — only if marked with data-ye-event (see below)

How far visitors scroll

Yegonota automatically measures how far down each page visitors read — 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100%.

Tracking button clicks

Button clicks are not tracked automatically. To track a specific button, add a data-ye-event attribute with a label:

<button data-ye-event="Subscribe">Subscribe to newsletter</button>
<button data-ye-event="Download guide">Download</button>

Only buttons with data-ye-event are tracked. Buttons without it are always ignored — no matter what text or label they have.

Choose labels that describe the action, not the person clicking. Avoid dynamic text like user names or account details.

For full details on all event types, see the Events page.

What does NOT get tracked

Yegonota never tracks:

  • What your visitors type
  • Form inputs or passwords
  • Mouse movements
  • Individual visitors across sessions
  • Anything that could identify a person

No cookies are set. Nothing is stored in your visitors' browsers. Read our privacy policy for the full details.

Need help?

If something is not working, check our FAQ or contact us at support@yegonota.com.