I don’t know about you, but I’m a huge fan of Woopra real time analytics app. I’m using it on 5 blogs now and I’m very happy with it. If you didn’t know that, Woopra is a super fancy service which track your blog visitors in real time. It comes packed with tons of features, like real time chat with your visitors (may be kind of spookie at times), referrals, real time alerts, filters and a lot of custom reports.

In a recent post on Woopra blog, the team behind this service gave us the first sneak preview of the upcoming Woopra iPhone app. There’s  even a 7 minutes video which shows a development version of the app. From what we can see in the video, things are going pretty well, the app looks polished and have a decent set of features (at least for a mobile platform). You can see a real time flow of your visitors, follow their links and locate them on a google map.

At this time there are no plans for developing an app for another platform, so we’re locked into iPhone (not that I don’t like that).

There aren’t yet any information regarding the price. One could speculate that the iPhone pricing could follow the same structure as Woopra paid accounts: the app may be free for a limited number of pageviews and after this limit you may either get it as a “bonus” if you’re a premium member, either pay a small fee for the app in the AppStore.

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