People

The People feature brings together every detail about your users in one place. Whether you’re analyzing a React Native app or also using Vexo Web, People gives you a complete and unified view of your users — right out of the box.

You can:

• Sort by last active date, number of sessions, number of replays, or user ID.
• Filter by timeframe, app version, operating system, or country.
• Export data to CSV for deeper analysis or sharing with your team.

User Details

When you click on a user, you’ll access a detailed profile page that connects everything that user has done:

• A timeline of custom events they’ve triggered.
• A list of their sessions, including event details.
• Links to session replays when recordings are available.

This allows you to connect what happened (event), when it happened (session), and how it looked (replay).

Usage

As well as being seamless, privacy is a key focus. We don't store any PII from your devices or users, so we provide a way in which you can identify a user in order to be able to navigate through your dashboards in a personalized way. To achieve this, do the following:

import { useEffect } from 'react'
import { View } from 'react-native'
import { identifyDevice } from 'vexo-analytics'

const LoginComponent = () => {
    const login = async () => {
        // your code
        await identifyDevice('IDENTIFIER');
    }
    return (<View>{...}</View>);
};

It's important to note that the identifier is a string and can be anything you want. We recommend that you identify your device with a token/hash that you can then map it into your users' data to be able to know which user is it. As an example, in SQL a unique ID as a foreign key to your users' table should suffice.

In case you want to make the device anonymous, identifyDevice supports null like in the following example:

import { useEffect } from 'react'
import { View } from 'react-native'
import { identifyDevice } from 'vexo-analytics'

const TrackerComponent = () => {
    const onAskedNotToTrack = async () => {
        // your code
        await identifyDevice(null);
    }
    return (<View>{...}</View>);
};