Installs and uninstalls
Every install and uninstall as it happens. The uninstall URL is set for you, so you see who left and which version they were on.
Chrome extension analytics
Chrome extension analytics, built for Manifest V3
See installs, uninstalls, active users, versions and how people actually use your extension, live. One init call. No remote code, no hand-rolled Measurement Protocol.
popup.js
// one call, no remote code
import { init } from "@convertics-ai/script"
const convertics = init("cp_8f3a2c", { type: "extension" })
// anything your users do
convertics.track("summary_generated", { words: 412 })
✓ installs, uninstalls, versions and surfaces tracked automatically
What you can track
Everything your extension does, in one live dashboard
Convertics treats your extension as a first-class product, right next to your website.
Active users right now
300▲ 74 vs 30 min ago
18,432 page views2,961 events
30 min ago20 min10 minnow
Active users
Live, daily and weekly active users, with the same real-time view you get for your website.
Surfaces
Which parts of your extension people open: popup, content scripts, options page and DevTools panel.
Versions in the wild
Watch a release roll out, spot the version that broke something and see when users finally update.
Sites it runs on
The domains where your content scripts run, ranked by usage, so you know where your extension really lives.
Custom events
Track any action with one call: summaries generated, clips saved, prompts sent, upgrades started.
Why not Google Analytics
Built for extensions, not bolted on
| Feature | Convertics | Google Analytics 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Setup in Manifest V3 | One init call from the npm package | Hand-written Measurement Protocol calls, your own client IDs and sessions |
| Uninstall tracking | Built in, with the version and surface they last used | Build it yourself |
| Extension surfaces | Popup, content scripts, options and DevTools, automatically | Manual events for each one |
| Live view | Every event as it lands | Realtime report covers the last 30 minutes |
| Ask your AI | Built-in MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor | Separate connector |
| Website in the same view | Yes, one project for both | Separate data streams |
Ask your AI
Ask about your extension in plain English
The Convertics MCP gives Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor the same extension data you see.
- Why did uninstalls spike after v2.4?
- Which surface do power users open most?
- How many people are on the latest version?
- Which sites does my extension run on most?
- How many installs did yesterday’s launch bring?
Questions
Chrome extension analytics FAQ
Does it work with Manifest V3?
Yes. Convertics ships as an npm package that you bundle into your extension, so there is no remotely hosted code. Initialise it in your popup, options page and content scripts with type set to extension.
How are uninstalls tracked?
Convertics sets your extension’s uninstall URL to a signed Convertics endpoint, so each uninstall is recorded with the version and the parts of the extension that person used.
Which browsers are supported?
Chrome today. Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Safari and Opera are on the roadmap.
Do I need my own backend?
No. Events go straight to Convertics. You can also send server-side events from your own backend if you have one.
Can I see my extension and my website together?
Yes. Add your domains and your extension IDs to one project and they share a dashboard, a live view and an MCP connection.
Know how your extension is really used.
Free to start. Live data a couple of minutes after you install.