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Single place to track all your metrics

The idea is pretty simply, track all your numbers in a single place. For example, it includes page views from google analytics, revenue from stripe, twitter engagement and email statistics from mailchimp and so on. Basically all your important number that you care about.

Is there a product that does something like this?

on May 15, 2021
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    What makes your product better than some existing alternatives, say Databox or ChartMougl?

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      Hi Felix, AFAIK Chartmogul is a subscription analytics product. Am I wrong here? Haven't heard much about Databox will do some research on that.

      I am not trying to create a subscription analytics product but a simple interface for solo makers to keep track of their important metrics like page views, how their tweets are performing, how many emails sent are being opened, MRR, etc. And its meant for non technical person to setup with just a few click (as simple as signing up using Google).

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        You’re not wrong, and feel free to make the the product possible. As a user I’d put all these products into the same bucket.

        Although Google’s suite seems simple, but still, there’s always someone find it difficult.

        Keen to see how you help makers navigate data aggregation and visualization.

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    Cool Idea. I think Google Data studio can be considered in the same space.
    https://datastudio.google.com

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      I found data studio complex. Maybe it need some technical knowledge. My idea is to let you click a few buttons, authenticate your app or add api keys and generate metrics.

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    There are a lot of products that are doing that. One of the biggest is profitwell. At my company we allow startups to do that but it is not owner main product.

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      I know about profitwell. But aren't they only about subscription and payment?

      What I am talking about here is width rather than depth. Products like Profitwell provides a deep analysis of subscription metrics. I want to cover subscription, page analytics, email marketing and other area but on a surface level.

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    Not that I know of but that is a good idea - however, it depends on your target.

    For example, the marketing dept will want to track different metrics than the finance dept