Analytics for the app your agent built
One snippet for the web, one endpoint for everything else, and you keep whatever you already collect with. Then it does the part nobody has time for: it reads your event log back every morning and hands you the conclusion, so the dashboard opens on the most expensive finding instead of a wall of charts. Pick the guide that matches how you build.
by use case
analytics for SaaS
client + server events, one funnel, ask where trials drop off
analytics for AI apps
product analytics plus computed agent observability: tool-call latency, error taxonomy, conversation health
analytics for ecommerce
track carts and checkouts, find where they abandon
analytics for indie hackers
every side project on one plan
by framework or platform
analytics for Next.js
next/script in the App Router, server events over one endpoint
analytics for React
one script from your entry file, SPA routes autocaptured
analytics for Vue & Nuxt
one script or nuxt.config, router navigations autocaptured
analytics for WordPress
add the header snippet, cookieless, no consent banner
analytics for mobile (iOS, Android, RN)
native SDKs for iOS, Android, RN + Flutter, or one endpoint
in your editor
analytics for Cursor
ask your data from the editor over MCP
analytics for Claude Code
connect the MCP server, ask in the buffer
analytics for Windsurf
wire the MCP server into Cascade
analytics for GitHub Copilot
VS Code MCP config, ask your numbers
analytics for Codex
connect the MCP server, ask in the terminal
analytics for Antigravity
paste one line, the agent wires it in
built with an AI builder
frontend framework
backend
no-code builder
mobile
platform
use case
analytics for Marketplaces
marketplace analytics
analytics for Fintech apps
fintech analytics
analytics for Dev tools
analytics for dev tools
analytics for API products
api product analytics
analytics for Newsletters and creators
analytics for newsletters and creators
analytics for Micro-SaaS
analytics for micro-saas
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Coming from another tool? See the comparisons, or read the setup docs.