Thanks! We use real-time to refer to two different things: If a key is deleted (or any other update is made), the interface reflects that change. Right now we

Thanks! We use real-time to refer to two different things: If a key is deleted (or any other update is made), the interface reflects that change. Right now we throttle those updates and have some other ideas to limit them so the interface isn't overwhelmed if 1m keys suddenly expire. We also use real-time to describe the analytics. They're still in development but in their current form are line and pie graphs of user-selected data (optionally over time). There are a number of avenues we could take when it comes to visualizations and user feedback will impact how we proceed after the initial prototype of the visualizations is released.