# Engagement

This is valuable for understanding user behavior and optimizing your Dapp strategy. The metrics and charts on this page provide an overview of user engagement, and the filters allow you to segment the data and gain more detailed insights into the behavior of different user segments.

<figure><img src="/files/kyrpjmalaTpjOjiXU7i6" alt=""><figcaption><p>Engagement Page</p></figcaption></figure>

#### **Engagement Card Tab Switcher**

These graphs allow quick switching between different key metrics of user engagement. It is designed to provide a snapshot of the Dapp's performance, with each tab representing a different aspect of user activity.

<figure><img src="/files/QgoyvCjClu1HgD2CImPn" alt=""><figcaption><p>Engagement Card Tab Switcher</p></figcaption></figure>

**Active Visitors**

This tab displays the total number of unique users who have interacted with the Dapp within a specific timeframe. It's a crucial metric for gauging overall Dapp popularity and user interest.

**Sessions**

The number of individual sessions that have occurred is summarized under this tab. This metric helps in understanding how frequently users return to the Dapp, which can indicate user engagement levels.

**Session Time**

This tab details the average length of time users spend in the Dapp during a session. Longer session times can imply more engaging content or a more user-friendly app interface.

**Active Wallets**

For Dapps that involve transactions, this tab highlights the number of unique wallets or accounts that have been active. It is a direct measure of the financial engagement of users within the app.

**Transactions**

The transactions tab provides data on the number of completed transactions. It can be used to track the Dapp’s monetization success over time.

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*These tabs collectively offer a comprehensive overview of your Dapp's engagement and economic health, making it easy to identify areas that are performing well versus those that may need additional attention or improvement.*
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