Install guides

A website needs one script tag in its head. An app needs one package and one line of setup. Pick your platform below.

Websites

• WordPressInstall the Thravic plugin and paste your tracking ID.
• ShopifyAdd the tag to your theme’s layout file.
• WixAdd the tag in Settings → Custom Code.
• SquarespacePaste the tag into Code Injection.
• WebflowAdd the tag in Site settings → Custom code.
• FramerAdd the tag in Site Settings → Code.
• GhostPaste the tag into Code injection.
• CarrdAdd a hidden Embed element in the head.
• BubblePaste the tag into Settings → SEO / metatags.
• BloggerAdd the tag to your theme’s HTML.
• JoomlaAdd the tag to your site template.
• DrupalAdd a few lines with the Asset Injector module.
• Tag ManagerAdd a Custom HTML tag that fires on every page.
• Next.jsUse next/script in your root layout.
• AI agentGive Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable or v0 one prompt.
• Other / HTMLPaste one tag into your site’s head.

Mobile apps

• React Native and ExpoScreens, sessions, versions, devices and A/B tests, in the same dashboard. Works in Expo Go.

Your own events

Page views, clicks and errors are tracked for you. Send anything else, such as a signup or a purchase, with TF('track'). Events can be funnel steps, goals for A/B tests, or sent on with webhooks.

TF('track', 'signup');
TF('track', 'purchase', { amount: 49, currency: 'USD' });
TF('identify', 'user-42');

The script loads asynchronously. If your code can run before it does, add this line above it once, and calls made early are kept until the script is ready:

<script>window.TF = window.TF || function () { (window.__TF_Q__ = window.__TF_Q__ || []).push(arguments); };</script>

A/B tests

Create a test under Experiments in the dashboard (Pro plan) and start it. Then ask for the visitor's version where the page shows the change, and send the goal when the visitor converts:

TF('variant', 'new-pricing', function (version) {
  if (version === 'b') {
    // show the new version
  }
});

// when the visitor reaches the goal
TF('track', 'signup');

The callback gets the version id from the dashboard, or null for the original: the visitor isn't in the test, the test isn't running, or it couldn't load within 3 seconds. Hide the part that changes until the callback runs, so visitors don't see it flicker.

A visitor always gets the same version, on your website and in your app. The dashboard counts the goals each version reaches and calls a winner once one version has a 95% chance of being the best.

Create a free account to get your tracking ID, or open the demo to see what you get.