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Usage and metrics

Memside presents current usage against applicable account limits. Capacity can include saved Memories and attachment storage.

An account limit currently applies to saved Memories. The applicable capacity is displayed in Settings > Usage & Metrics and may change with future account plans.

The usage display helps explain why a new Memory, Profile, import, or attachment cannot be added. Removing eligible private content can make capacity available again.

To view capacity:

  1. Open Memside.
  2. Open Settings.
  3. Select Usage & Metrics.
  4. Review Memory quota and Storage space.

Creator-facing Library metrics can include:

  • complete Template download totals;
  • individual file download totals;
  • grouped Template names;
  • grouped downloaded file names.

Template downloads counts complete downloads of owned public Templates. File downloads counts individual file downloads. These values separate a complete package download from interest in one particular file.

  1. Open Settings > Usage & Metrics.
  2. Move to the Library metrics area.
  3. Review Most downloaded files.
  4. Select Show more when more than the initial entries are available.

Each entry identifies the file path, Template name, and download count. The list can help identify the most useful examples, instructions, or reference files.

Example: repeated downloads of examples/simple-week.md can indicate that the example is useful enough to keep prominent and current.

The information is limited to owned Template activity and does not expose downloader identities. Complete-Template popularity uses authenticated, privacy-bounded activity rather than raw anonymous page visits.

Metrics do not show downloader names, email addresses, account identifiers, or the contents of downloaded files.

Recently loaded Library metrics can be reused briefly while moving between Settings pages. Existing values can remain visible during a refresh so the page does not return to an empty state unnecessarily.

Metrics are informational and do not change Template ownership, publication, review, or ranking controls.

A download count indicates retrieval, not a guaranteed successful outcome or endorsement. Compare totals over time and keep descriptions, examples, and release notes accurate. A file with few downloads can still be essential to the complete Template.