ProductAnalytics built for the email loop

Analytics that triggers the next message.

Auto capture pageviews, clicks, and forms. Track the custom events that matter. Stitch anonymous activity onto unified profiles. Build segments without SQL, measure funnels and retention. Every insight is one click from a lifecycle email.

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Real workloads, not demos.The analytics behind every event in your funnel.
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browser SDK · minified and gzipped
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p95 ingest, edge to dashboard
event types · no schema migrations
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SQL required to ship a report
Five capabilities

Everything you need to understand product behavior.

Capture, profile, segment, funnel, retain. The five primitives that turn raw events into the insights your lifecycle email already knows how to use.

01 · Capture

Auto capture and custom events, one SDK.

Pageviews, clicks, and forms fire automatically. Custom events for the moments that matter most: signed up, project created, plan upgraded, churn risk crossed.

09:42:18subscription_started · usr_847custom
09:42:11pageview · /pricingauto
09:42:04click · #cta-upgradeauto
09:41:58identify · anon_8c2f to usr_847sdk
09:41:42form_submit · #waitlistauto
02 · Profile

One unified record per person.

Anonymous sessions merge into the identified profile automatically.

anon_8c2f...0a13browser
anon_a91b...ff04browser
usr_847 · neo@zion.devstitched
03 · Segment

Group people by behavior. No SQL.

Events, traits, time windows, readable as English.

iftraitplan = free
anddidpricing_viewed≥ 3 / 7d
anddid notsubscription_started
04 · Funnel

Drop off, step by step.

Pick any sequence of events. Watch conversion live, broken down by trait, source, or any property attached to the event.

Activation funnel · trial cohort
last 30 days
user_signed_up1,204
project_created867
teammate_invited494
first_action349
subscription_started169
05 · Retain

Cohorts, week over week.

See which weeks of signups actually stick, and what the activation pattern of sticky cohorts looks like. Click any cell to pivot to that cohort's profiles.

Weekly retention · trial signups
% returning
cohortw0w1w2w3w4w5w6w7
Apr 610062484134302826
Apr 13100665244383331
Apr 201007158504236
Apr 2710068554639
May 4100746152
May 111007059
The loop

Every report is a trigger.

Other tools end at the chart. With GetFluxly, any segment or event you build in analytics is one click away from a lifecycle email. No nightly export, no Zapier glue, no second tool to keep in sync. The analytics IS the trigger layer.

  • Open any segment, click Automate. Flow editor pre fills the entry rule.
  • Profile traits and computed values are first class template variables.
  • Send through Resend, Mailgun, AWS SES, or any SMTP relay.
  • Delivery, open, click, and reply flow back to the same profile.
EVpricing_viewed ≥ 3 / 7devent
SGsegment · high intent free userslive
wait 2 hoursdelay
?if subscription_started? exitbranch
send Still thinking it over?email · resend
Use cases

Built for the teams shipping the lifecycle.

For Growth

Find drop off, fix it the same week.

Watch activation step by step. When a step softens, you see it within a day. The segment you'd target with a save email is already built.

We caught a 12 point activation regression on day three after a checkout change. Old tool would have buried it under a weekly digest.Growth Lead · seed stage SaaS
For Product

Decide with retention, not gut feel.

Cohort retention by feature, by acquisition source, by plan. Click a cell to land on those profiles, then talk to ten of them by tomorrow.

The cohort view replaced a half dozen ad hoc SQL queries our PM wrote every Monday. She got Mondays back.Engineering Manager · Series A startup
For Lifecycle

Behavior triggers, not list blasts.

Build a segment in analytics, hit Automate, choose a template. Onboarding, trial nudges, retention saves, win backs, all keyed on what users actually do.

We deleted three Zapier flows and a nightly cron job. The events were already in the right place.Lifecycle Marketer · B2B SaaS
Where it fits

Analytics plus lifecycle, one platform.

Most teams end up stitching a product analytics tool to an email tool to a customer data layer. GetFluxly is the all in one alternative. Here's how those three shapes compare.

How the categories stack up

Generalised across the tools we've worked with. Your mileage will vary.

See a head to head
CapabilityGetFluxlyProduct analytics onlyLifecycle email only
Auto capture browser eventsPageviews, clicks, forms, page leaveOut of the boxOut of the boxRarely available
Identity stitchingAnonymous to identified, deterministic mergesNativeTool specific quirksManual list management
No SQL segment builderEvents plus traits plus time windowsVisual editorUsually presentList based, limited time logic
Funnels and cohort retentionClick into profiles drilldownYesYesNot a primitive
Behavior triggered emailTrigger from any segment or eventIn the same flow editorRequires a separate toolYes, if data syncs
Bring your own ESPResend, Mailgun, AWS SES, Custom SMTPAll of the aboveNo sending layerSometimes locked to one
Warehouse syncS3, BigQuery, SnowflakeSync APIYesLimited
FAQ

Common questions.

How GetFluxly Analytics fits into the modern SaaS stack.

Both. It's a single platform. Events flow into one customer profile, segments are built without SQL, and any segment or event can trigger lifecycle email through your existing ESP. You don't sync between two products; the analytics IS the trigger layer.

Private beta

Try the analytics and email loop.

The free private beta opens by the end of May 2026. Three months of full platform access, no card on file. Share a sentence on what you're shipping and we'll usually approve the same day.

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