You're guessing at how active your community is. This plugin counts it for you.

The Overview dashboard shows registrations, activities, and new groups for the period you pick, each with a percent-change arrow against the prior period. You see whether the community is growing or stalling without exporting anything.

The Users Statistics table lists every member with login count, last activity, posts, comments, group memberships, and friend count. Sort by any column to find your most active members or the accounts that went quiet.

The Activity Log records logins, posts, comments, group joins, friend requests, and profile updates with date, user, action, and IP. Filter by user, date range, or action type to reconstruct what happened and when.

The group Statistics tab shows activity charts, member growth, and a top-contributors list for a single group. Organizers see who is carrying the conversation and where engagement is dropping.

Each member opens a Statistics tab on their own profile to see their posts, comments, groups joined, and an activity chart over the last week, month, or quarter. It turns participation into something they can watch.

IP addresses are anonymized by default, the last octet of an IPv4 or the last 80 bits of an IPv6 zeroed before the row is written. Logs auto-trim after the retention window, and uninstall drops the table and clears every option.

Logins, logouts, registrations, activity posts and comments, favorites, friend requests and acceptances, messages, group joins and creations, member-type changes, and blog posts all write to one custom table as they happen. On BuddyBoss Platform it also tracks media, video, and document uploads and reactions, and it picks up reshares from Activity Share Pro when present.

The Overview tab shows registrations, activities, and new groups for a Today, Week-to-date, or Month-to-date window, each with a percent-change indicator against the equivalent prior period. User Metrics charts registration and active-user trends by day, week, month, or year, and Group Metrics ranks the most active groups. A condensed version appears as a WordPress dashboard widget.

Every recorded event lands in a searchable log with Date, User, Action, Topic, Context, and IP columns. Filter by a specific user, a date range, or an action category, and combine all three for a precise search. IP addresses are anonymized by default, with the last octet of IPv4 or last 80 bits of IPv6 zeroed before the row is stored.

A Statistics tab appears on each member profile with activity, engagement, message, and group-participation reports and a chart over the last week, month, or quarter. Groups get their own Statistics tab with activity charts, member-growth trends, and a top-contributors list. You choose which roles, and for groups which privacy levels, can see each tab.

The Member Activity Summary widget shows a member's activity with an optional sparkline, the Group Analytics widget covers a single group, and the Groups Overview widget summarizes all groups with optional top groups and recent activity. The [bp_stats_modern_widget] shortcode drops the member activity summary into any post, page, or template and auto-detects the user from context.

A daily cron trims log rows past the retention period, batch-deleting 1,000 at a time so the table never locks. A weekly cron maintains composite indexes so queries stay fast as the table grows, and an hourly cron pre-warms transient caches with multisite-aware keys. Uninstall drops the table, deletes every option, clears the cron events, and purges the transients.