Analytics with
heart,
not just charts.
Phynite is food blogger analytics software. We read your GA4, Search Console and Pinterest every night, rank what’s worth your 30 minutes, and hand you the brief — so you always know exactly what to do next.
top pin
this week ✦
"I stopped dreading Sunday nights. Phynite tells me what to make next before my coffee gets cold."
Your blog,
read closely.
We read the data every night so you don't have to. Wake up to a short, honest note about what's growing, what's slipping, and the two or three things you could do about it this week.
The highest-impact pages right now — work these first.
Maple Roasted Carrots
Ranks #6.2, but CTR trails the position — rewrite the title tag & meta description to earn the clicks.
We rank what’s worth your 30 minutes.
Every post you’ve published, scanned and triaged — what’s losing clicks, what’s in striking distance of page one, what’s due for its season. Each one opens into a brief with the homework already done: why it’s flagged, how it performs, exactly what to change. Then one click turns it into a plan you can check off, with steps like “You’re #8 with 900 impressions/mo — a dedicated spot makes this a real landing place.”
See the Content Radar →Not a dashboard.
A diary.
Most analytics tools ask you to "explore". Phynite tells a little story each morning — what changed while you slept, which posts need love, and where the week's wins are hiding.
Morning note
A two-paragraph summary written each night in plain English — no charts required. Pour your coffee, read, decide.
Three little actions
Not twelve. Not fifty. Three. Each one a checkable plan step with the copy already drafted — and when you ship it, we verify it live.
Pinterest, read closely
Which pins are driving real saves, which boards are pulling their weight, and which pin refreshes we'd recommend — all attributed to actual traffic.
A radar over your archive
Every post you’ve published, triaged nightly — what’s losing clicks, what’s one edit from page one, what’s due for its season. Ranked, so you start at number one.
A Sunday summary
Every Sunday evening, a one-page letter: this week's wins, next week's focus, and the single most important thing to do Monday morning.
Six quiet superpowers,
tucked in your morning coffee.
Every feature answers the same question: "what should I do next?". If it doesn't help with that, we don't ship it.
The morning letter
A two-paragraph note each morning — what changed overnight, what's heating up, and what we think you should touch this week. Written in plain English by our analysis engine.
See the Sunday Letter →A calendar that fills itself
Refresh deadlines timed to real search peaks, Pinterest pins on the same rhythm, and your finished work kept on the grid as proof.
See the Content Calendar →Pinterest, read closely
Which pins drive real traffic, which boards are carrying their weight, and what pin refreshes we'd recommend for the week.
See Pinterest analytics →Plans that draft themselves
One click turns a brief into a checkable plan — steps sized in minutes, the new title and meta already written. Ship the edit and it’s marked ✓ verified live.
Meet Cooper →The Content Radar
Every post triaged and ranked by the clicks in play — with a brief for each one that says why it’s flagged and exactly what to change.
See the Content Radar →Kit newsletter magic
Connect Kit (ConvertKit) and see which posts bring new subscribers — and which broadcasts actually pull readers back.
See Kit analytics →A calendar that fills itself.
Refresh deadlines timed to when searches actually peak — so Google has re-ranked your posts before demand arrives, not after. Pinterest pins ride the same windows. Your plan steps land on the grid, and finished work stays there as proof of what you shipped. If a window passes, the calendar says so — it never quietly moves the goalposts.
See the Content Calendar →Filter by layer: Everything · Post updates · Pinterest · My plans · Wins
Every post, at a glance.
Every page on your blog, sorted by whatever matters to you — sessions, page views, engagement rate, users. Search, filter, compare date ranges, and export. The simplest view of your content, and the one our users come back to most.
Simple as a good recipe.
No tiers. No feature paywalls. No "contact sales". The same tools the top blogs use, for the price of a mid-tier plugin.
- All analytics features
- Pinterest & GSC tools
- Unlimited weekly plans
- Email support, real humans
- Everything in Monthly
- Dedicated onboarding call
- Early access to new features
- Locked-in pricing guarantee
Curious?
We thought so.
Still wondering about something? Every email gets a reply from a real human — usually within a day, even on weekends.
Do I need to install anything on my blog?
Phynite reads from the analytics tools you already have — GA4, Search Console, Pinterest, and Kit — through their official APIs. No tracking scripts, no code to touch. We also have an optional WordPress plugin that closes the loop — but it's not required to get started.
How is this different from GA4?
GA4 is a warehouse. Phynite is an advisor. We take the same data and answer "what should I do next?" instead of "what can you show me?". If GA4 is a library, Phynite is a good friend who's read all the books for you.
How does Phynite analyze my data?
We read your analytics every night and write your morning letter in plain English — a thoughtful note about what changed and what might be worth doing about it. You also get a full dashboard with simplified, easy-to-read data whenever you want to dig deeper.
Can I use it for more than one blog?
Each blog gets its own Phynite account — that way your data stays clean and your morning letter is focused on one site at a time. Need analytics for more than one blog? Just add another account. You can access all of them under a single login.
Is my data safe with you?
All connections are read-only and scoped to your own properties. Data lives in an encrypted database in Google Cloud — never shared, never sold.
Can I cancel if it's not for me?
Monthly plans can be cancelled any time from your account settings — one click, no guilt trip. Annual plans are non-refundable, but you keep full access through the end of your year. No surprises either way.
Do you support non-food blogs?
Absolutely. Phynite is tuned for content-driven sites with heavy Pinterest and search traffic — that fits most lifestyle, travel, parenting, and home blogs just as well. Come on in.
Do you have an affiliate program?
We do. Share Phynite with your blogging friends and earn 20% of their subscription for their entire first year — and everyone you send gets $79 off, which makes their first month essentially free. Sign up at affiliate.phyniteanalytics.com.
Stop guessing.
Start growing.
Give us one morning. The first letter lands in your inbox tomorrow — with the two or three things that actually matter this week.