Developer tools
Analytic Vibes
Is my product growing?
- Category
- Developer tools
- Stage
- Pre-launch
- For
- Indie developers tracking product, database, and revenue metrics.
- Platforms
- IOS
About
A local-first metrics reader for indie developers. Pull the numbers you care about out of PostHog and Supabase onto one calm dashboard, on your iPhone, Home Screen and wrist. Read-only, no accounts, keys never leave your device.
Features
- Problem
- Raw dashboard numbers can obscure the overall trend.
- How it works
- Combines pinned metric changes into one verdict: GROWING, SLOWING, MIXED, FLAT, or TOO EARLY.
- Result
- A quick, explainable view of whether the product is improving.
- Why
- Uses four rules including top-metric weighting, percentage caps, minimum counts, and a noise threshold.
- Problem
- Not all metrics matter equally.
- How it works
- Lets users pin metrics and drag the most important one to the top, where it counts triple.
- Result
- The summary reflects the user’s priorities.
- Why
- The primary business metric should outweigh supporting numbers.
- Problem
- Metrics live in separate services.
- How it works
- Provides read-only connections for PostHog, Supabase, and RevenueCat.
- Result
- Fewer dashboards are needed to assess performance.
- Why
- Product activity, database counts, and revenue can be assessed together.
- Problem
- Credentials and analytics data can create privacy concerns.
- How it works
- Keeps credentials in the iOS Keychain, rejects Supabase service_role keys, and has no backend, account system, or analytics SDK of its own.
- Result
- Read-only access remains device-local by design.
- Why
- The product is designed not to hold or transmit vendor credentials through its own servers.
- Problem
- A status is useful only when it is easy to notice.
- How it works
- Shows the verdict in the app, Home Screen widgets, daily digest notifications, and on Apple Watch.
- Result
- Users can check the latest retained status at a glance.
- Why
- The headline metric should reach the user where they already look.
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