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The Users view in the app’s Attribution tab shows individual installs instead of totals: who is in the app right now, where each install came from, and everything one user did, from the first open to the last purchase.

Live

The strip at the top refreshes every 15 seconds while the page is open.

Users Table

One row per install, newest first. The range (Today, 7d, 30d) and any filters you set on the Overview (source, campaign, country, …) apply here too. Use the status filter to show only trials, paying users or refunds. Load more fetches the next 50.
Revenue and status need the purchase to be linked to the install. Call Appeeky.identify with the same app user id you give RevenueCat or Superwall.

User Timeline

Click a row to open the user’s timeline:
  • Attribution: source, campaign, country, device, first and last seen, and every attribution value recorded for the install (Apple Search Ads ids, utm_* values, link slug).
  • Smart link and click: the link that brought the install, its channel and external id, and the click itself (time, click id, and ttclid, fbclid, gclid, gbraid or wbraid when the ad network added one).
  • Events: installs, sessions, screens, custom events and sales in order, oldest first, with the amount of each sale. Up to 500 events are shown.

API

The same data is available with your Appeeky API key. All routes take range (today, 7d, 30d) and filter like the dashboard views.
Pass nextCursor as cursor to get the next page. It is null on the last page. alias is the install’s generated name. activity7d counts events per day in the app’s time zone for the last 7 days, oldest first, today last. The co-founder chat and the Appeeky MCP server can read the same data: ask about recent paying users or one user’s journey, or use the analytics_users and analytics_user_timeline MCP tools.