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Matomo is developed with commercial websites in mind. After navigating to http://box.lan/matomo and logging in with the username and password you set above, you will see a variety of references to revenue, marketplaces, and other terms focused on commercialization and advertising. Don't worry about that.
The heart of Matomo's value for you is in the navigation bar on the left side of the page. Click on *Visitors* and then below *Visitors*, *Overview*, to see how many different users are visiting your site. The top of the page will show a graph of how many visits occur on each day (although your device can't keep track of time when it is off and has no connection to the Internet, so this graph might not be perfectly accurate). Below the graph, you'll see some overall statistics, like how many unique visitors you've had. Matomo thinks of visitors in terms of devices, so it won't know if two people are connecting to your Internet-in-a-Box using the same phone. There are several other interesting statistics here, like the average visit duration, or average time your visitors are spending using Internet-in-a-Box.
The heart of Matomo's value for you is in the navigation bar on the left side of the page. Click on *Visitors* and then below *Visitors*, *Overview*, to see how many different users are visiting your site. The top of the page will show a graph of how many visits occur on each day (although your device may not keep track of time when it is off and has no connection to the Internet, so this graph might not be perfectly accurate). Below the graph, you'll see some overall statistics, like how many unique visitors you've had. Matomo thinks of visitors in terms of devices, so it won't know if two people are connecting to your Internet-in-a-Box using the same phone. There are several other interesting statistics here, like the average visit duration, or average time your visitors are spending using Internet-in-a-Box.
Below the *Visitors* button is a second button, *Behavior*. Click on the *Pages* button after clicking *Behavior* and you can see the various pages that have been visited by your users. You may not see activity from the most recent day, since Matomo only updates its records once per day.
=== IIAB Tips, Tricks, and Gotchas
1. If your Internet-in-a-Box setup is without power and Internet access, it will not be able to keep time correctly. This is okay! But it means that the time-of-visit information in Matomo will not be correct.
1. If your Internet-in-a-Box setup is without power and Internet access, it may not be able to keep time correctly. This is okay! But it means that the time-of-visit information in Matomo will not be correct.
2. One thing Matomo can't track correctly is navigation within Khan Academy pages. If your users are spending a lot of time here, it won't be visible in the Matomo statistics.