i am your user.

I am
your user.

Your site's visitors, as people. Write your address and I read the site the way a visitor would: two or three people who might be knocking, and how to find out whether I am right. Connect Google, and the guesses become people — who they are, how they found you, where they stop.

Not open yet. IAmYourUser is being built in the open: you can read everything here, but you cannot start anything.

See a whole character instead — a real page, made-up data, every number traceable.

What it reads like 85% measured the rest is Lucrezia’s own life

I am your user.

My name is Lucrezia. We met on a Tuesday night, at 23:47, when I typed "neck pain won't go away" into Google. The phone was the last light on in the house.

Your site was the second result. I read the page on posture to the end: two and a half minutes, which for someone like me is a lot. Then I did what I always do before I trust anyone: I went looking for the price. Ten seconds on that page. And I switched off.

For nine days you didn't see me. Then I came back — but not for the neck pain. This time I typed your name.

Lucrezia is an example: neither she nor her site exist. Your visitors are built from your data alone. See her whole page, with the numbers behind every line.

How it works

  1. The address is enough to start. I read your site as a visitor would — what you call your services, how one can reach you, what you ask people to do — and I guess who might be knocking. Guesses, and they say so.
  2. Connect, and we find out. Sign in with Google and pick the site: read-only Analytics and Search Console, nothing to install. Three months of data, a few minutes of reading, and every guess becomes confirmed or denied.
  3. They speak. The people in your data become two to four characters. Each tells you their story, and every line is either a measured fact or clearly marked as imagined. They come back with a new episode as the months go by.