A public profile and catalog for every site

Your analytics already know how your site is doing. Astrina lets you turn that into a public presence — a profile people can find, browse and trust. Every site you track can opt in to a public profile and appear in a shared catalog and rating leaderboard.

What a public profile shows

A public profile is a single page that represents your site to the outside world. Instead of raw dashboards that only you see, it presents a clean, at-a-glance summary that visitors can read and compare.

Every profile includes:

• A screenshot of the site, so people recognize it instantly
• A category that places it alongside similar sites
• A star rating that reflects how the site stacks up
• An SEO score so visitors can gauge its optimization at a glance

Together, these turn a site you're already measuring into a presentable, discoverable page.

A catalog and leaderboard people actually browse

Profiles don't sit in isolation. Public sites are collected into a public catalog and a rating leaderboard that anyone can explore.

Visitors can browse by:

• Category — to find sites in a specific space
• Rating — to see which sites rank highest
• Verified traffic — to sort by real audience size

That makes the catalog a place to be discovered, not just a directory to be listed in. A strong profile can surface you next to your peers and in front of people actively looking.

Ratings backed by verified traffic

The number that matters most on a public profile is the one you can't fake. Astrina's verified-traffic figures come straight from the Astrina counter, the same counter tracking your site.

Because the traffic data is measured rather than self-reported, ratings sit right next to a site's real audience size. Visitors get an honest comparison, and sites with genuine reach get the credit they've earned. This is what separates the Astrina catalog from a list anyone can pad with claims.

Opt-in by design

Nothing goes public automatically. Profiles are controlled by a single "public" flag — your site stays private until you decide otherwise.

When you do flip it on, you get two concrete benefits:

• Trust. A public profile with a verified audience and a rating gives visitors and partners a reason to take your site seriously.
• SEO. Your public profile gives you an SEO backlink, adding to your site's presence beyond the catalog itself.

Because it's opt-in, you stay in control: turn it on when you want the visibility, leave it off when you don't.

How to get started

If you're already tracking a site with the Astrina counter, publishing a profile is a matter of flipping one setting:

1. Open the site you want to feature in Astrina.
2. Enable the "public" flag for that site.
3. Astrina builds the public profile with your screenshot, category, star rating and SEO score.
4. Your site appears in the public catalog and rating leaderboard, where visitors can find it by category, rating and verified traffic.

That's the whole flow — no extra tooling, just an opt-in switch on a site you're already measuring.

From analytics to a public presence

A public profile turns the data you're already collecting into something people can discover, browse and trust. Flip the flag when you're ready to be found.