Phynite Analytics
Phynite Analytics turns your GA4, Pinterest, and Search Console data into two or three warm little insights you can act on — the kind a smart friend would text you over coffee.
This plugin connects your WordPress site to the Phynite Analytics platform, syncing your content so we can power personalized recommendations, action plans, and your morning letter.
This plugin requires an active Phynite Analytics subscription ($79/month or $790/year). The plugin itself is free, but it connects to the paid Phynite Analytics service. You can sign up at phyniteanalytics.com.
What does this plugin do?
- Syncs your post metadata to Phynite Analytics
- Reads your SEO plugin data (focus keywords, meta descriptions)
- Extracts recipe data from popular recipe plugins
- Maps your internal link structure
- Runs quietly in the background — no impact on your site’s speed
What you get with Phynite Analytics
- The Morning Letter — a short note each morning about what changed on your blog overnight
- The Sunday Letter — a weekly wrap with three things to do next week
- Content Overview — every post, sorted by what matters
- Pinterest Analytics — which pins drive real traffic, not just impressions
- Keyword Opportunities — posts ranking #11 that a quick rewrite could push to page one
- Cooper — an AI assistant that reads your data and answers questions in plain English
Supported Plugins
SEO: * Yoast SEO * RankMath * All in One SEO
Recipes: * WP Recipe Maker * Tasty Recipes * Mediavine Create
External Services
This plugin connects to the Phynite Analytics service to sync your content data and power personalized analytics.
Service: Phynite Analytics Website: phyniteanalytics.com
When does this plugin connect?
- When you save your API key (to validate it)
- When you publish or update a post (to sync content)
- About a minute after a save, via WP-Cron, if the initial content render was incomplete (retry with a fresh render)
- On the first page view of a recently edited post (to capture the fully rendered article exactly as visitors see it; sent in the background after the page has been served, adding roughly a millisecond)
- When you click «Sync All Content» (to sync existing posts)
- Once daily (scheduled sync to catch missed posts)
- Hourly (health check to verify connection)
What data is sent?
- Post URLs, titles, excerpts, and publication dates
- The rendered post content (the article HTML as it appears on your site — used for word counts, headings, images, and content analysis)
- Categories and tags
- Featured image URLs
- SEO data (focus keywords, meta descriptions) if Yoast/RankMath/AIOSEO is installed
- Recipe data (recipe names, ingredients, times) if WPRM/Tasty/Create is installed
- Internal links (anchor text, target URLs)
- Site URL and name
- Technical sync metadata (word counts, a content checksum, and which context produced the render — used to keep stored content accurate)
This plugin does NOT send:
- User personal data or email addresses
- Comments or visitor information — the page-view capture sends only your article content, never anything about the visitor (no IP, no user agent, no identifiers)
- Password-protected post content, draft previews, or unpublished revisions
- Passwords or sensitive credentials
- Analytics data (pageviews, visitors)
Legal:
By using this plugin, you agree to the Phynite Analytics Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.