TelemetryDeck is a powerful analytics service with immediate, accurate usage data while users use your app. Anonymized so users' data stays private. And now with funnels and advanced query methods for an even better understanding of usage patterns!
Hi I'm Daniel! I worked at various privacy-conscious companies such as @getkeepsafe and @cliqz because I love creating cool things without selling out users' personal data.
Me and @meet_lisa started TelemetryDeck 2 years ago, and we by continuously, relentlessly working on the product, we're making it better and better.
Here are some of the cool new features that make TelemetryDeck stand out from the crowd:
1. Funnels: TelemetryDeck offers a powerful funnel analysis tool that allows you to visualize the user journey and identify bottlenecks or areas for improvement. With TelemetryDeck, you can track user behavior across multiple steps in the user journey, and analyze the conversion rates at each step.
2. Filters: With TelemetryDeck's advanced filtering options, you can easily narrow down your data to specific user segments or actions. For example, you can filter your data by location, device type, or specific user behavior, making it easy to identify trends and patterns in your data.
3. Anonymous User Tracking: With TelemetryDeck, you can track user behavior and usage patterns without compromising their privacy. TelemetryDeck uses advanced tracking techniques that don't require users to disclose any personally identifiable information, ensuring that their data remains anonymous.
4. Customizable Dashboards: TelemetryDeck provides you with customizable dashboards that allow you to visualize and analyze your data in real-time. You can create your own custom dashboards to monitor the metrics that matter most to your app's success.
5. Data Visualization: TelemetryDeck's powerful data visualization tools make it easy to identify trends and patterns in your data. You can create charts, graphs, and other visualizations that help you gain deeper insights into user behavior and usage patterns.
Our mission stays the same: ๐ชฉ we want to help make apps awesome! ๐ชฉ We want to provide ways for makers of apps (and that includes web apps) to continuously improve their products, make users happy and, of course, improve revenue. All while keeping user privacy in mind.
Privacy is super important in its own right, but this also has a net benefit: You don't need to throw up a banner asking for permission to share users' private data if you never upload that anywhere to begin with.
By leveraging funnels and filters, TelemetryDeck empowers you to gain a deeper understanding of your users' behavior and make data-driven decisions to optimize your app's performance.
Try TelemetryDeck today, and tell me what you think, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
@getkeepsafe@cliqz@meet_lisa@breakthesystem Wow, TelemetryDeck sounds amazing! I love that it prioritizes user privacy while offering powerful analytics tools like funnels, filters, and customizable dashboards. Can't wait to try it out!
I was very anti-analytics for my apps for many years, but I've come round again after discovering that I can use Telemetry Deck and not have the same trade-offs I was used to. Respect for the users' privacy is by far the best thing about it, but not bloating the app binary, nor slowing compile times in any noticeable way puts it far ahead of other analytics tools from a developer experience perspective. And it turns out, it's kinda nice to have high-level usage stats to make informed decisions about which features people actually use, what % of people are on older OS versions, etc.
Telemetry Deck is clearly designed to be a win-win for developers and their users! I'm planning to launch a new product shortly, and I'm very excited to be able to use TD to gain insight, and to help improve that product from day 1!
This sounds interesting! Can you provide more details on how the anonymization process works? I'm curious to learn more about how TelemetryDeck ensures user privacy.
@jorexnovik Thanks! We anonymize by double hashing any user identifiers, once on device and once on our server. By salting and hashing on both sides, neither you nor us can recover the original identifier from the TelemetryDeck data set, fulfilling the requirements set by GDPR and other privacy legislation for anonymization.
In the future, we might also employ differential privacy algorithms to automatically find identifying information, but so far this approach has worked amazingly for us.
Iโve been hesitant about possibly adding analytics to my apps, because I wouldnโt want to trust many of the big providers out there with my usersโ data.
Looking for privacy-friendly alternatives, I came across TelemetryDeck a while ago and I plan to use it if/when I get around to integrating analytics!
Wishing you lots of success! This looks like a fantastic and much-needed tool for many developers ๐
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