Hi HN,
LazyAnalytic has been my side project for a couple months. It's a tool that takes raw events from apps and turn them into a beautiful and meaningful feed.
The goal is to make it easy to explore what is happening on your app. I.e. Spot trends, find out which features users really like (or never use). A huge emphasis was to make the app intuitive for non-technical users so that they can explore the data without being overwhelmed by hundreds of graphs or being forced to disturb developers to do DB queries.
How is it different then Google Analytic or Mixpanel? Both of these tools are very good to answer specific questions. But it's hard to explore the events without easily getting overwhelmed by all the data. Don't get me wrong, I love GA and Mixpanel and I still use them on all my projects. But I still prefer lazyanalytic for exploring and discovering users' behavior. I like how I can see the big picture but dig into what seems intriguing in one click.
So far, I've got a MVP built for my projects and my friends projects. I'm working on the general framework to make it easy to integrate for any apps or websites. Still, if you'd like to try it out on your startup/project, make sure your register and I'll contact you. (Maybe add +HN in your email address or name).
The goal is to make it easy to explore what is happening on your app. I.e. Spot trends, find out which features users really like (or never use). A huge emphasis was to make the app intuitive for non-technical users so that they can explore the data without being overwhelmed by hundreds of graphs or being forced to disturb developers to do DB queries.
How is it different then Google Analytic or Mixpanel? Both of these tools are very good to answer specific questions. But it's hard to explore the events without easily getting overwhelmed by all the data. Don't get me wrong, I love GA and Mixpanel and I still use them on all my projects. But I still prefer lazyanalytic for exploring and discovering users' behavior. I like how I can see the big picture but dig into what seems intriguing in one click.
So far, I've got a MVP built for my projects and my friends projects. I'm working on the general framework to make it easy to integrate for any apps or websites. Still, if you'd like to try it out on your startup/project, make sure your register and I'll contact you. (Maybe add +HN in your email address or name).
Thanks!