Even though Google Analytics is clearly the most popular web analytics service and will most likely stay that way for much time to come, there is another similar service that has gained quite a momentum in the past few years. I’m talking about Woopra, a web analytics and customer engagement tool offered by the company with the same name, which finally debuts today as an Android app. Even though it’s not free, Woopra is a business app to look for, as it offers all the statistics a webmaster might need in real time. And when they say real time, they’re not just using a marketing gimmick, because you can actually check out everything your website’s readers do at the time they are doing it. There are basically four important Woopra features, called ‘’Live Dashboard’’, ‘’Push Notifications’’, ‘’Segmented Reports’’ and ‘’Live Chat’’.

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