# Understanding Analytics

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One of the most important parts of Mocker is understanding how interested people are in your ideas. This helps you determine whether a project is worth pursuing, or needs more refinement.

Open the “Analytics” tab of your project to see how well your current page is performing.

The Engagement section will show you how many people have visited your site in the past week, and how many people subscribed. You can navigate backwards and forwards in time using the buttons beneath.

Your analytics report will also include how users are interacting with any surveys you’ve set up. Learn more about [Surveys](../surveys/understanding-surveys).

You can also see how users discovered your project in the Acquisition section, and the most common devices they use in the Technology section.

When a user subscribes to your project, you’ll receive an email notification letting you know the good news!



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