How to track and retrieve user login history in Memberstack 2.0 without custom development?

December 14, 2025 19:52
Official comment

You can definitely use Script #193 – Member Activity Timeline Tracker for this. It’s designed to log member interactions like logins, signups, and plan changes into a timeline, so each login event gets recorded with a timestamp. That means you’ll be able to look back and see all of a user’s logins over the past months, not just the most recent one. It’s a straightforward way to build a history of activity that’s tied to each member profile.

Script #193 is designed to log member interactions (like logins) into a timeline. Each login event gets recorded with a timestamp. From that data, you can:

Count logins per day
- Group timeline entries by date.
- Count the number of login events for each day.
Generate a chart
- Use those daily counts to plot a line chart or bar chart showing login activity over time.
- Example:
  - Dec 1 → 12 logins
  - Dec 2 → 8 logins
  - Dec 3 → 15 logins
Display to admins or members
- Admins can see overall activity trends.
- Members can see their personal login history.

Alastair Budge

January 18, 2023 18:49

If you integrate Profitwell then you can see this kind of activity through their dashboard. Not perfect (and I wish MS had it natively), but it is better than nothing.

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Sarwech Shar

February 03, 2023 15:21

Hey Jasper! Do you want a chart of the number of logins per day or do you need to know anything else?

In case it's useful, you could try Nocodelytics, an analytics tool for Webflow which supports Memberstack (disclaimer: I'm a co-founder). You can set up the tracking so it shows how many people complete the login form each day or visit a specific page (like their dashboard).

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Maxime Dubé

February 09, 2025 23:28

Hi, is there any way to track member logins in Memberstack 2.0? I want to know how many times a user logs into their account.

Google Analytics is usually for general metrics; what I need is to know this metric for each individual member

I was able to do that in Memberstack 1.0

I had just copied and pasted a little code on Webflow, and it worked.

But I don’t remember where I found this and how I made that work

I’m not sure if this also work with 2.0

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Raquel Lopez

February 09, 2025 23:31

Analytics is for everything about metrics. You can have an overall overview of all your users behaviors in one place. And you can track logins and pageviews and other metrics per user if you send the user id in the metric.

internally Memberstack has an event log where you can track the events per user to debug any situation. You can open the panel in the options of the user or go to the events panel or in the event panel

If you want to save each login data per user as you are showing in your comment, you can just create a snippet code that per each login attempt would save it in the member json of the user. You won't be able to compare analytics, it would be the same as looking as the event log 🤔 You can ask https://rey.memberstack.com/ MS ai to help you out with the script or to transform your v1 script to v2.

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Maxime Dubé

February 09, 2025 23:33

<!-- Memberstack - History member tracking start -->
<script type="text/javascript">
  MemberStack.onReady.then(async function(member) {
    // Check if the member is logged in
    if (member.loggedIn) {
      // Get the metadata object
      const metadata = await member.getMetaData();
      
      // Use Date.now() to get the current timestamp
      const timestamp = new Date(Date.now()).toString();
      
      // Initialize userVisits if it doesn't exist
      metadata.userVisits = metadata.userVisits || [];
      
      // When the page loads, track the visit
      window.onload = async function() {
        // Check if the timestamp already exists in userVisits
        if (metadata.userVisits.indexOf(timestamp) === -1) {
          // Push the timestamp to the userVisits array
          metadata.userVisits.push(timestamp);
          
          // Update the visit count
          const visitCount = metadata.userVisits.length || 0;
          metadata.WelcomeVisitsNumb = visitCount;
          
          // Update Memberstack with the new metadata object
          await member.updateMetaData(metadata);
          
          // Update the visits count display
          document.querySelector('.visits-count').textContent = visitCount;
        }
      };
      
      // Display the current visit count
      if (metadata.WelcomeVisitsNumb) {
        document.querySelector('.visits-count').textContent = metadata.WelcomeVisitsNumb;
      } else {
        document.querySelector('.visits-count').textContent = 0;
      }
    }
  });
</script>
<!-- Memberstack - History member tracking end -->

I asked Memberstack AI to translate my code from 1.0 to work with 2.0
I added this code inside Before

and then added this:

{ 
"userVisits": [],
"WelcomeVisitsNumb": 0 
}

here is memberstack 2.0

it doesn’t seem to count anything tho… not sure what doesn’t work

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Raquel Lopez

February 09, 2025 23:38

Try this

<!-- Memberstack - History member tracking start -->
const memberstack = window.$memberstackDom

if (window.$memberstackReady) {
    // Run the code immediately if Memberstack is already ready
    init();
} else {
    // Wait for Memberstack to be ready if it's not already
    document.addEventListener("memberstack.ready", init);
}

async function init() {
    // Check if the member is logged in
    const currentUser = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("_ms-mem"));

    if (currentUser) {
        // Get the metadata object
        const metadata = await memberstack.getMemberJSON();

        // Use Date.now() to get the current timestamp
        const timestamp = new Date(Date.now()).toString();

        // Initialize userVisits if it doesn't exist
        metadata.userVisits = metadata.userVisits || [];

        // When the page loads, track the visit
        window.onload = async function () {
            // Check if the timestamp already exists in userVisits
            if (metadata.userVisits.indexOf(timestamp) === -1) {
                // Push the timestamp to the userVisits array
                metadata.userVisits.push(timestamp);

                // Update the visit count
                const visitCount = metadata.userVisits.length || 0;
                metadata.WelcomeVisitsNumb = visitCount;

                // Update Memberstack with the new metadata object
                await memberstack.updateMemberJSON({json: metadata});

                // Update the visits count display
                document.querySelector('.visits-count').textContent = visitCount;
            }
        };

        // Display the current visit count
        if (metadata.WelcomeVisitsNumb) {
            document.querySelector('.visits-count').textContent = metadata.WelcomeVisitsNumb;
        } else {
            document.querySelector('.visits-count').textContent = 0;
        }
    }
}

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Maxime Dubé

February 09, 2025 23:39

It almost work perfectly!

Instead of updating “WelcomeVisitsNumb” it add another line

This is what happen after 3 visits

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Raquel Lopez

February 09, 2025 23:42

Uhm, use this declaration. It think it should fix it 🤔

// Get the metadata object
const metadata = (await memberstack.getMemberJSON()).data;

Look for the comment that says // Get the metadata object and replace the declaration.

const memberstack = window.$memberstackDom; 

if (window.$memberstackReady) { 
// Run the code immediately if Memberstack is already ready 
init();
 } else { 
// Wait for Memberstack to be ready if it's not already 
document.addEventListener("memberstack.ready", init); 
} 

async function init() { 
// Check if the member is logged in 
const currentUser = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("_ms-mem")); 

if (currentUser) { 
// Get the metadata object 
const memberJson = await memberstack.getMemberJSON(); 
const metadata = memberJson.data || {};
 
// Use Date.now() to get the current timestamp 
const timestamp = new Date(Date.now()).toString(); 

// Initialize userVisits if it doesn't exist 
metadata.userVisits = metadata.userVisits || []; 

// When the page loads, track the visit 
window.onload = async function () {
// Check if the timestamp already exists in userVisits 
if (metadata.userVisits.indexOf(timestamp) === -1) { 
// Push the timestamp to the userVisits array 
metadata.userVisits.push(timestamp);
 
// Update the visit count 
metadata.WelcomeVisitsNumb = metadata.userVisits.length || 0; 

// Update Memberstack with the new metadata object 
await memberstack.updateMemberJSON({ json: { data: { ...metadata } 
} }); 
} 
}; 
} 
}

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Maxime Dubé

February 09, 2025 23:52

It is collecting data but the same problem occur. Each visit appears to be creating a new JSON structure, instead of appending to an existing one.

I found the solution with Memberstack AI I think

it works!

<!-- Memberstack - History member tracking start --> 
<script type="text/javascript"> 
const memberstack = window.$memberstackDom; 

if (window.$memberstackReady) { 
// Run the code immediately if Memberstack is already ready 
init(); 
} else { 
// Wait for Memberstack to be ready if it's not already 
document.addEventListener("memberstack.ready", init); 
} 

async function init() { 
// Check if the member is logged in 
const currentUser = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem("_ms-mem")); 

if (currentUser) { 
// Get the metadata object 
const memberJson = await memberstack.getMemberJSON(); 
const metadata = memberJson.data || {}; 

// Use Date.now() to get the current timestamp 
const timestamp = new Date(Date.now()).toString(); 

// Initialize userVisits if it doesn't exist 
metadata.userVisits = metadata.userVisits || []; 

// When the page loads, track the visit 
window.onload = async function () { 
// Check if the timestamp already exists in userVisits 
if (metadata.userVisits.indexOf(timestamp) === -1) { 
// Push the timestamp to the userVisits array 
metadata.userVisits.push(timestamp); 

// Update the visit count 
metadata.WelcomeVisitsNumb = metadata.userVisits.length; 

// Update Memberstack with the new metadata object 
await memberstack.updateMemberJSON({ json: metadata }); 
} 
}; 
} 
} 
</script> 
<!-- Memberstack - History member tracking end -->

Everything seems to work just fine with this code

Thank you very much for helping me Raquel!

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Philipp Schwarz

Edited March 05, 2025 16:40

Maxime Dubé Raquel Lopez

This is awesome! I've been looking for this for a while. Thank you!!!

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