Apps: Domains
Tracking, redirects and installing your app
Add Google Analytics, the Meta Pixel or other scripts, set up 301 redirects, and let visitors install your app on their phone.
Add Google Analytics, the Meta Pixel or other scripts, set up 301 redirects, and let visitors install your app on their phone.
Dashboard → Site settings changes how your published app is served. Changes are live when you save, with no rebuild and no AI message.
G-…) and Draftship adds the Google tag to every page.<head>: for any other tool, such as AdSense, Plausible or Hotjar. It runs on every page.Draftship's own analytics keep working alongside these.
Send old links to new pages with permanent (301) redirects:
| From | To | Match | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
/old-pricing |
/pricing |
Exact | only that page |
/blog |
https://blog.example.com |
Starts with | /blog/hello → https://blog.example.com/hello |
Redirects run before your app, so the old page doesn't need to exist.
Turn on Let visitors install the app and visitors can add it to their home screen from the browser menu. It then opens full-screen with its own icon, like a native app. Set the name shown under the icon and a theme color; the icon is your app's initial on that color.
Every page also measures how fast it is for real visitors (Core Web Vitals: LCP, INP and CLS). You'll find the results in Dashboard → Analytics → Performance, with each score marked good, needs improvement or poor using Google's thresholds.