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How do I check daily, weekly and monthly active users of my app?

Find DAU, WAU and MAU for your app in TapCub, how each is defined, how to calculate DAU/MAU, and why active user numbers can differ between tools.

App analytics2 min readLast updated Nov 6, 2026TapCub team

Short answer

Open App analytics › Users › Users and choose Active users. The chart shows DAU and draws WAU and MAU; the main card is the daily average because range totals are not deduplicated across days.

Short answer

Open App analytics › Users › Users and choose Active users. The chart shows daily active users (DAU) for the selected dates and also draws weekly (WAU) and monthly (MAU) active users. The main daily card is the daily average, because adding daily counts across a range would count the same person on several days.

An active user is anyone with an app start or a screen view in the period. For mini programs, starts include $mp_launch and $mp_show.

Where to find each number

NumberWhereDefinition
Daily active users (DAU)Users › Users › Active usersDistinct users with a start or screen view that day
Weekly active users (WAU)Same chartDistinct users in the 7 days ending on the last day of the range
Monthly active users (MAU)Same chartDistinct users in the 30 days ending on the last day of the range
Active users todayApp analytics › RealtimeSame definition, live windows
Active users by version or channelUsers › Users, split by version or channelSame definition, per version / channel

Step by step

  1. In the console, select your app (or "all apps") in the header.
  2. Go to App analytics › Users › Users.
  3. Switch the metric to Active users.
  4. Pick a date range. For DAU/MAU stickiness, use at least 30 days.
  5. To compare platforms or releases, split by version or channel, or filter in the header.

Calculate DAU/MAU

DAU/MAU (stickiness) = average daily active users ÷ monthly active users. Example (sample data): average DAU 3,600 and MAU 18,000 gives 20%: on a typical day, one in five monthly users opens the app.

Why numbers can look different

  • The range total is not deduplicated across days. Use the daily average or WAU/MAU for unique people.
  • No data yet: check that the SDK is initialized and sends $app_start; see install the Android SDK or install the iOS SDK.
  • Hot starts: returning to the foreground counts as a new start only after the session timeout (30 seconds by default, changeable in App settings).
  • Different tools: other products may count active users by session start, by any event or by login; compare definitions before comparing numbers.

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