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A single dashboard shows your traffic, bookings, pending changes, and reviews without logging into five different tools.
Clear before work starts
Custom-built for you.
- Custom quote
- You own your domain
- No contract
- Cancel anytime
The build, monthly management, and connected services are stated in the quote you approve.
See it work
Built from the real product.
River Yoga Studio
riveryoga.com
Manage
Your presence
Hello, Sam
Today
47 people found you this week, up from last.
People found you
378
47 this week
Customer actions
183
9 booked · 6 called
Site updates
4
Strelva handled these
What Strelva did for you
What you get
Everything in this one, done for you.
Most small business owners have no idea if anyone visits their site. The dashboard answers that in ten seconds: who found you, what they clicked, what changed this week, and anything waiting on your approval. Connected review and booking data can appear alongside first-party site analytics, so the overview reflects the sources you have enabled.
One screen, the whole picture
It's deliberately a window, not a page builder. You can see the operating picture without dragging blocks around. When you want to change something, request it in dashboard chat and review the staged result there.
How it works
From idea to live, step by step.
Your site reports its own traffic
Every page view and every tap on a booking or call button is counted automatically by the site itself. There's no analytics account to set up and no tag to install. The numbers on the dashboard are real visits and real clicks, not estimates.
Everything lands on one overview
Visitors, action clicks, site health, and any connected review or booking data sit on a single screen. The overview shows the sources available for your site rather than inventing numbers for services you have not connected.
Pending changes wait for your tap
When the AI drafts an update, it shows up here as a pending change with a clear before-and-after. Nothing structural publishes without you. The dashboard is where you glance, approve, or ignore.
The difference
The old way, and the way with Strelva.
The old way
- You have no idea whether anyone visited your site this week.
- Traffic, reviews, and bookings live in three logins you never open.
- A dashboard with edit buttons means one wrong click can break the site.
With Strelva
- You see exactly how many people found you and what they clicked, in ten seconds.
- All of it sits on one overview you can read at a glance.
- It's read-only by design. You can see everything and break nothing.
Illustrative operating scenario
A representative example of product behavior, not a customer case study.
Dave from Holt & Sons assumed his website was dead weight. He'd paid for it years ago and never looked at it again. The first time he opened the dashboard he saw 61 people had found him that week and 9 had tapped the call button, most of them on phones in the evening. That one screen changed how he thought about the site: it wasn't a brochure, it was a phone line. He didn't have to learn anything to read it, and there was no button he could press that would take the site down. When his AI drafted an updated 'emergency service' line, it waited in the pending list until he tapped approve from the truck.
Questions
The things people ask first.
Do I have to set up Google Analytics or install anything?
No. Your site counts its own page views and booking clicks and reports them to the dashboard automatically. There's no analytics account to create and no code for you to paste anywhere.
Can I break my site from the dashboard?
You don't edit pages with a drag-and-drop builder. Request a change in dashboard chat, then review staged changes and approve consequential ones before they publish.
What counts as a 'booking click'?
Any tap on your main action: the booking link, the call button, or whatever sends a visitor toward becoming a customer. We report the click honestly as a click, not a guaranteed lead, because we own the work and the proof, not the outcome of the call.
What does 'site health' on the overview mean?
It's a grade from the latest configured audit of your live site. Green means the checked pages passed the current speed, crawlability, and integrity checks. Findings enter a reviewed maintenance queue rather than becoming unapproved live changes.
See it on your own site first.
Get a clear build quote up front. You own your domain and the site.