Analytics that just works.
No setup. No config. No noise.
Drop in one script tag and start tracking. Works across your web apps, React Native apps, and backend services, all in one place.
Web tracking
One script tag tracks pageviews, sessions, referrers, and devices. Works with any framework.
Mobile tracking
React Native SDK hooks into navigation so screen views and first-value events share one governed event catalog.
Backend events
One track() call in any Node or Go service. Account signups, payments, errors, and product events land in the same dashboard.
Launch signals
Track the first useful action for each product so decisions are based on value reached, not only pageviews.
Decision-ready context
Keep the event name, product, and first-value meaning together so a dashboard can explain what changed.
Payload boundaries
Keep event payloads small, named, and privacy-safe so teams can compare outcomes without shipping user content into analytics.
Owner-ready notes
Tie every tracked event to a product meaning so the next review can ask why a signal moved, not only whether it moved.
Release-aware signals
Mark which product release created the event change, so a spike can be tied back to shipped work instead of treated as random noise.
Source-aware dashboards
Show whether a signal came from web, mobile, backend, or worker code so product reviews can find the right owner quickly.
Review-ready deltas
Keep the last product change beside the metric shift, so weekly review can ask what worked instead of guessing from a chart.
Decision owner
Attach each launch signal to the owner who can explain or act on it, so review notes turn into product decisions.
Sample boundary
Separate local test events from production signals so a dashboard review does not mistake smoke data for user behavior.
Retry-safe ingestion
Keep event idempotency keys with server events so release retries do not inflate activation or payment signals.
Duplicate-review trail
When a retry is collapsed, keep the original event time and last retry time together so reviews can explain why the count stayed steady.
Replay-safe debugging
Let teams replay event shape and validation status without copying user payloads into a debugging note.
Decision before tagging
Before adding a new event, name the product decision it should support so dashboards do not fill with signals nobody acts on.
Schema drift warning
Flag payload keys that appear after a release so owners can decide whether to adopt, rename, or retire the signal.
Collector freshness
Show the last accepted event for each product source so stale collectors are visible before a review trusts the chart.
Owner follow-up
When a launch signal goes stale, keep the product owner and next review action beside it so the chart leads to a decision.
Deploy proof
Keep the deployed artifact, health result, and review owner beside each release signal so product changes can be trusted after shipping.
Payload boundary proof
Show which event payloads stayed inside the allowed shape so teams can trust the signal without sending user content.
Dependency risk ledger
Separate runtime advisories from dev-only noise so owners can decide whether a release needs a patch, a migration, or a dated hold.
Add to your app in 30 seconds
<script src="https://analyticsapi.specvista.com/sdk.js" data-api-key="sa_live_..."></script>
import { track } from '@specvista/analytics-rn';
track('screen_view', { screen: 'Home' });import { track } from '@specvista/analytics-node';
track('user.signup', { userId });Ready to see your data?
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