Why does understanding your users require a computer science degree?

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.

By the time you figure it out, three more problems have popped up.

The crazy part? We all just accept this as normal. "Oh yeah, customer intelligence, that's definitely a 5-tool job."

But what if it wasn't?

What if you could see that users are getting confused at step 3 of onboarding (recordings), it's causing a spike in support tickets (support data), and a quick survey confirms exactly what's confusing them (feedback) - all in one place, in under 10 minutes?

That's the problem we're trying to solve with Crowd.

Not "let's build another analytics tool" but "why does this have to be so complicated?"

We're launching right here on @Product Hunt on the 27th of June. You can check out our Notify Me page below so you don’t miss our launch.

https://www.producthunt.com/products/crowd-3

P.s; Learn more about us
https://crowdapp.io/