# Sample apps

Web3 Analytics has two demo apps to help you see how Web3 Analytics works and how you instrument your app.

## React demo (NPM)

This demo shows how to use Web3 Analytics with an app that uses a package manager like NPM.

Debug is enabled so you can see the full interaction in the console of the browser inspector. 

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Click the 'Track event', 'Track page view', or 'Track identify visitor' to see interactions.

Source: <https://github.com/andyjagoe/web3-analytics-demo>

## Plain HTML demo (CDN)

This demo shows how to use Web3 Analytics loaded from a CDN with plain html.

Debug is enabled so you can see the full interaction in the console of the browser inspector.&#x20;

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Click the 'Track event', 'Track page view', or 'Track identify visitor' to see interactions.

Source: <https://github.com/andyjagoe/web3analytics-test-html>


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