The last card on Insights is a single timeline of recent page views and email signups, newest first.
Its job is not analysis. The aggregates above it already do that. This answers the immediate questions:
- I just shared the link — is anyone actually landing on it?
- I just tested the form — did my signup record?
- The page went live an hour ago. Anything?
What’s in it
Up to 50 recent events, merged from two sources:
| Event | Shows |
|---|---|
| Page view | When it happened, and device or referrer where known |
| Email signup | When it happened, and the address |
It updates on page load, not live
The feed refreshes when you load or refresh the Insights page. It does not stream in new events while you watch.
That is a deliberate trade. Pushing an update for every page view would put a live-update message on the critical path of every storefront visit — slowing down the page for your visitors so the admin screen could animate. For the question the feed actually answers, a refresh is enough.
Using it as a smoke test
After going live, or after changing anything:
- Open your page at
https://your-store.myshopify.com/apps/coming-soonin a private window. - Submit the form with an address you can check.
- Go back to Insights and refresh.
You should see both a page view and a signup at the top. If the view is there and the signup is not, the form is posting somewhere else — check Form action URL on the published template.
If neither appears, the page you loaded is not the one the app thinks is live.
Privacy
The feed shows email addresses, because that is the point of it — you need to see whether a specific signup landed. It does not show IP addresses or anything that would identify a visitor who did not give you their address.
Only staff with access to your Shopify admin can see it.
For longer history
The feed is a rolling window of the most recent 50 events. For anything further back:
- Analytics — 30-day trend and all-time totals
- CSV export — every signup you have ever collected, with timestamps