# Viewing Statistics

User [Dashboard](https://www.nodies.app/dashboard) provides comprehensive time-series analytics, allowing you to track your request patterns over various timeframes: daily, monthly, or custom periods. You can dissect the data with specific request type granularity:

* **Successful Requests (2xx)**: These indicate that the request was successfully received, understood, and accepted.
* **Bad Requests (4xx)**: These signify that there was a problem with the request made by the client, such as missing data or an incorrect URL.
* **Server Error Requests (5xx)**: These suggest that the server failed to fulfill a valid request, typically due to server-side issues.

Keep a close eye on these metrics to ensure your application's health and optimal performance.

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