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Analytics

Every share reports on itself. The question worth asking is not how many people watched — it's where they stopped.

What's measured​

  • Views — including whether they came from the share link or an embed, and the page an embed sat on.
  • Watch time — how far into the video people actually got.
  • Drop-off — where they left.
  • Engagement — comments and reactions on the share.

Reading drop-off​

A cliff at the same timestamp across many viewers is a problem with the video, not the audience. The usual causes, in order of likelihood:

  1. The opening takes too long to reach the point.
  2. A scene runs longer than the thing it's showing.
  3. The narration explains the UI instead of the goal.

All three are cheap to fix — edit the scene and re-render, which reuses everything you didn't touch.

Searching your library​

As a library grows, search across projects, videos and documents to find the one you need.