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Getting started

Create an account, choose privacy defaults, import your first source, and read the dashboard honestly.

By Novus Stream Solutions Editorial Team. Last reviewed Fri Jul 31 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time).

Create your account

Whether sign-up is open is the owner's decision, and the sign-up page always states the current answer. When it is closed, email aistats@novusstreamsolutions.com to ask for access.

AI Stats does not send email. Your address is the name of your account and nothing else: it is never verified, you will never receive a confirmation message, and there is no forgot-password link or reset email — see account security and manual recovery. Use an address you will keep and can still read, because it is the only thing that identifies the account as yours. If you lose your password, email aistats@novusstreamsolutions.com from that address and the owner restores access by hand.

When sign-up is open, every new account is a member account: accept the current Terms and Privacy Policy, choose a password of at least 12 characters that you do not use anywhere else and that is not built from your email address, then sign in.

Choose privacy

Stats-only is the default. It sends normalized counts, times, tokens when available, source quality, and anonymous source identity. Titles are optional. Prompts, responses, files, attachments, and local paths are never uploaded.

Import and verify

Open Imports, choose the source explicitly, select files or a folder, and inspect the local preview. Confirm the detected schema, supported and rejected files, warnings, duplicates, updates, metric coverage, and exact cloud fields before creating the import. Importing is behind a release flag and is enabled provider by provider; when it is off, the import workbench is disabled rather than hidden. Export and import your first source covers the whole path.

Read the dashboard

The default range is This week in your configured timezone. Unavailable values show as unavailable rather than zero. Comparisons use the immediately preceding equivalent period.

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