How do I track weekly active users with iDBQuery?

Active users is the pulse of a product, but definitions vary (any login? a key action? a session?) and pulling it consistently trips up manual reporting. iDBQuery lets you define active in plain language and answers instantly.

• It counts unique active users over daily, weekly or monthly windows
• It applies whatever definition of active you specify, from a login to a meaningful action
• It shows the trend and splits activity by plan, feature, segment or region
• Every figure is a cited answer traceable to the underlying events

Ask *how many weekly active users did we have this week versus last, and how is that trending over the quarter?* iDBQuery returns the count and the trajectory. Follow up with *which customer segments are getting more or less active?* to catch engagement shifting before it shows up in churn.

Because iDBQuery queries your product usage data in place with no pipeline, the number stays current and consistent across the team, ending debates over whose WAU is right. Cited answers let product report engagement with confidence. Product and growth teams use this to monitor health, measure whether a release lifted engagement, and spot early when a segment is disengaging while there is still time to act.