Analytics for v0

v0 by Vercel generates production-ready React components from natural language prompts. Combine it with BetterMeter's API and you can prototype custom analytics dashboards, traffic visualizations, and reporting views in minutes — no design skills needed.

Why custom dashboards matter

BetterMeter's built-in dashboard covers the standard metrics. But every team has unique reporting needs: investor decks, client reports, internal TV dashboards, marketing summaries. v0 lets you generate these custom views by describing what you want, then feeding in live data from the BetterMeter API.

The workflow

• 01 Describe your desired view to v0: "A weekly traffic summary card with sparkline chart and top 5 pages"
• 02 v0 generates a React component with Tailwind styling and chart library
• 03 Connect it to BetterMeter's API endpoints for live data
• 04 Deploy to Vercel or embed in your existing Next.js app
• 05 Iterate on the design by describing changes in plain English

API endpoints for v0 components

BetterMeter exposes one RESTful endpoint per metric family, each returning JSON — perfect for v0-generated components to consume. Every query endpoint requires the same three parameters: your site's id, and an inclusive from/to range of YYYY-MM-DD dates. Pass your API key in the Authorization header and fetch the two or three endpoints your view needs.

// Generated by v0, data from BetterMeter
// siteId is the Site id from your BetterMeter dashboard, not the domain.
// from/to are inclusive YYYY-MM-DD dates.
const query = "siteId=clx8k2p0a0001qw3f7h2n9d4e&from=2026-01-01&to=2026-01-07";
const headers = { Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.BETTERMETER_API_KEY}` };

// One endpoint per metric family — fetch the ones this card needs.
const [overviewRes, seriesRes, pagesRes] = await Promise.all([
  fetch(`https://bettermeter.com/api/analytics/overview?${query}`, { headers }),
  fetch(`https://bettermeter.com/api/analytics/timeseries?${query}`, { headers }),
  fetch(`https://bettermeter.com/api/analytics/pages?${query}&limit=5`, { headers }),
]);

// { visitors, pageviews, sessions, visitorsChange, pageviewsChange, ... }
const { visitors, pageviews, visitorsChange } = await overviewRes.json();
// [{ date: "2026-01-01", visitors, pageviews }] — one point per day
const series = await seriesRes.json();
// [{ pathname, visitors, pageviews }] — highest visitors first
const topPages = await pagesRes.json();

// v0 renders the component with real data
return (
  <Card>
    <h3>This Week</h3>
    <Metric value={visitors} label="Visitors" change={visitorsChange} />
    <Metric value={pageviews} label="Pageviews" />
    <Sparkline data={series} x="date" y="visitors" />
    <TopPagesTable pages={topPages} />
  </Card>
);

Ideas to try

From prototype to production

v0 generates code you own. Start with a quick prototype, refine the design through conversation, then drop the component into your codebase. Since BetterMeter's API returns standard JSON, the component works anywhere React runs — Next.js, Remix, Vite, or a plain SPA.