RJ-GA

Sign in with Google

Use the Google account that can open your sites in analytics.google.com. Reports are fetched live.

Google 403: add yourself as a tester

RJ-GA is unpublished, which is correct for a private dashboard. Google will only let Test users sign in. Add the same Gmail you use in the Google account picker — including aliases. You do not need to complete Google verification.

  1. Open Audience / Test users.
  2. Publishing status stays Testing. Click Add users and enter your Gmail.
  3. Save, wait about a minute, use an incognito window if Google still has the old session.
OAuth consent screen overview

Redirect URIs (already done if sign-in reached Google)

On the OAuth client, open Authorized redirect URIs — not JavaScript origins — add both URIs below, then Save. Client type must be Web application.

Redirecthttp://localhost:3000/api/auth/callback/google
Also addhttp://127.0.0.1:3000/api/auth/callback/google
Originhttp://localhost:3000
Open this OAuth client in Google Cloud

Read-only access to Google Analytics. After you save the redirect URIs in Google Cloud, wait about a minute before trying again.