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Dev tools · March 14, 2023

TelemetryDeck – Funnels

Anonymized usage data to make your product phenomenal

TelemetryDeck – Funnels launched on March 14, 2023 with 102 votes, #554 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.

What it does

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!

Cookieless tracking ✔️, quick setup ✔️, usage data ✔️. With TelemetryDeck, you can add analytics to your product without spending your resources on compliance.

App builders – stop guessing and start building with confidence. TelemetryDeck gives you all the insights you need to understand your app's health. “I can guess what my users they think, but TelemetryDeck tells me what they actually do.” You work hard on getting new users. We help you convert every new user into a happy subscriber. Find out what your customers love about your app and what they stumble over. With our insights, you have the perfect tools to tackle low-hanging fruits and grow your revenue. As a lean project ourselves, we understand the struggle of having too little time for too many tasks. That's why we've built a service that's quick to integrate and easy to use. Done! You’ll…from telemetrydeck.com

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