... help developers detect bugs and performance issues and connect them directly to business outcomes. Here s the problem we re solving Let s say your product team sees a drop-off in the sign-up funnel using tools like MixPanel. You know something went wrong, but as engineers, you don t know exactly why . So you end up digging through logs, crashing sessions, guesswork, wasting hours. What Appxiom does differently Appxiom automatically shows: How many users attempted sign-up Where ...

... will save me time. I don't have many subscriptions, to be honest, only: Twitter Premium annual (~ 80) CapCut Pro annual (~ 120) (and that's all) ... the other subscriptions are paid for by the company... like Visual Eletric, MixPanel, ChatGPT etc. How are your subscription plans? E.g. what products you subscribed to; (budgeting  optional); what do you consider when purchasing (your why). Comment from HarshS(@harsh_builds): Yes, it's very cheap in India, with the student plan ... ... Gowtham Shankar(@gowthamshankar): I m a developer, so I try to keep my subscriptions focused only tools that help me ship faster or stay mentally organized. My current paid stack: ChatGPT (daily dev + writing help) Cursor AI (love the VS

... rebuilding our product from scratch, we're finally ready to show the world what we've been working on. The problem we're solving: Product teams are drowning in analytics tools. Google Analytics for traffic, Hotjar for recordings, Mixpanel for events, Typeform for surveys, Intercom for support. Sound familiar? What we built: One platform that gives you the complete customer picture. All your user data, behavior tracking, feedback, and insights in one place. Plus AI that actually makes sense ...

... Joseph, a cofounder at Crowd. We started Crowd as a user research and customer feedback tool. But every founder I talked to had the same frustrating setup: Google Analytics for traffic, Hotjar for recordings, Typeform for surveys, Mixpanel for events, Intercom for support. Sound familiar? One product manager I spoke to at WebSummit told me she spent a full week investigating a 15% drop in trial conversions. A week. Jumping between 7 different tools, trying to connect the dots ... ... that customer intelligence is scattered everywhere, and nobody has time to be a data detective. What we built instead We scrapped our original roadmap and rebuilt Crowd from scratch as a complete customer intelligence platform: User behavior tracking (replaces Mixpanel/GA

... Seriously though, I've been talking to founders for months and everyone has the same setup: Google Analytics to see where traffic comes from Hotjar to watch what users actually do Mixpanel to track specific events Typeform to ask users questions Intercom to see what they complain about Then someone asks "Why are people dropping off at signup?" and suddenly you're opening 5 different tabs, copying data into spreadsheets, and trying to piece together a story that makes sense ...

... essential in 2025 The consensus was pretty clear: besides AI everything , the modern GTM tech stack for mobile apps boils down to five key components: Your app Backend for data storage (DB or DWH) Product analytics (Firebase, PostHog, Amplitude, Mixpanel) Mobile Measurement Platform (MMP) e.g. AppsFlyer or Adjust Emailing tool/ Customer Engagement Platform (CEP) Mailchimp, Launchlist, Airship, Braze, MoEngage, etc., depending on where you're at in relation to launch. This stack gives you full-funnel visibility, cross-channel orchestration ...

... data and orchestrate to those users. Anyone understands the value of a unified customer view/ unbroken data pipeline, but we are managing sort of okay manually configuring HubSpot and PostHog to behave like a quasi CDP. Dedicated Analytics (e.g. mixpanel). Just wondering if we got a CDP how many additional tools we would need to get full (or even just worthwhile) value from it. Dedicated Data Warehouse (e.g. RedShift.) Same as above, is this a prerequisite ...

... users leave after signing up Create a segmented tracking plan on the new feature we released yesterday Generate an executive summary dashboard P.S. - Hunch is supposed to be connected to your leading analytics platform like GA4, Amplitude, Mixpanel, BigQuery ...

... spreads so much faster because it'd be interesting and fun. Comment from James Hawkins(@james_hawkins3): g2 doesn't feel authentic / have minimal idea how much traffic it drives. i think we pay them defensively as all our competitors seem to have gone nuts there so we looked super weird to not have a good presence. with product hunt itself, being really direct, b2b saas has felt painful to get as much traffic as productivity or hobby developer based ... ... stuff here regularly and get some traffic if it's good enough. if we build up lots of reviews etc along the way, that'd be awesome. the "pay g2 to let us look mature relative to our competitors

... While visiting SF recently, I saw @PostHog ads everywhere. Most analytics platforms (like Posthog, @Amplitude , @Mixpanel ) seem to have pretty much the same feature sets. So let's get real. What is are the real advantages of Posthog versus

... this: Subject: Analytics tools Post: I built a note-taking app, , and we launched 6 months ago. I'm trying to understand user behavior and I've been using for analytics. I'm considering switching to something like Mixpanel or Metabase. What do other people use for user behavior analytics? What other questions should I be asking? Comment from Benjamin Boman(@benjaminboman): Love this direction. But what is the purpose of product-specific forums? Comment from Neel Patel (@neelptl2602 ...

... free tools, I recommend Posthog - Mixpanel. Both of these provide insights into your product usage and user behavior to help you make data-driven decisions and improve your products. Posthog is targeted to roles closer to web development or software related backround. Mixpanel

... What product analytics tools like Amplitude, Mixpanel or Posthog did you try out? Which ones worked best? Most importantly, which team was best at replying and helping to support requests? These tools never work 100% so there is always some custom thing that needs to be done. Hence customer satisfaction is very important I think. I tried: - Mixpanel