Chrome Web Store CSV analytics
Turn store exports into a dashboard worth sharing.
Upload aggregate Chrome Web Store reports, review every mapping, and publish clear install, user, region, language, version and rating trends without adding tracking to your extension.
- Open source on GitHub
- Self-hosted
- No extension telemetry
From export to evidence
Three steps. No tracking SDK.
KoalaData processes aggregate reports already provided to publishers by the Chrome Web Store.
- 1
Export reports
Download installs, uninstalls, users, impressions and breakdown CSVs from the CWS statistics dashboard.
- 2
Review mappings
Check report type, dates, aggregation, duplicates and overlaps before committing anything.
- 3
Share the dashboard
Publish a reviewed profile with transparent metrics and normal crawlable links to your store, website, and source repository.
Find the signal
Explore extensions
Search the public directory, inspect available metric histories, and understand which markets, versions, and acquisition channels matter.
Search directoryAdd context
Compare growth
See weekly installed-user growth over the last 30 days and compare momentum across the extension ecosystem with consistent ranking rules.
See rankingsBased on published reports
Trending extensions
Before you publish
Common questions
Does KoalaData track extension users?
No. It imports aggregate publisher CSV reports and does not require code or an SDK inside your extension.
Which CSV report languages are detected?
KoalaData recognizes common Chrome Web Store headers in English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish and Turkish. You can map an unrecognized report manually.
What does “verified” mean?
An administrator reviewed the listing and supporting evidence. Verification confirms that review only; it is not an endorsement or a guarantee.
Can I prepare a dashboard privately?
Yes. Start unlisted or private, review the complete dashboard, and request a public directory listing only when ready.
Are publisher links dofollow?
Yes. Approved public profiles use standard dofollow links to the official store, website, and source repository. Search engines decide how those links affect rankings.
Are uploaded CSV files public?
No. Raw files remain private to authorized project members. Public dashboards show only the reviewed aggregate metrics derived from confirmed imports.