Features
Everything between a pageview and the inbox.
GetFluxly is a customer data platform, an email tool, and an AI layer that drafts the work. This page is the whole surface, pillar by pillar, with nothing padded.
The headline feature
AI automation builder
Describe an outcome and get a draft automation, email template, segment, or funnel, grounded in your real events and traits. The model works from your schema, never your customers' raw data, and nothing runs until you approve it.
See how it worksCapture
Get every event in, from day one.
One snippet or one server call. Your product's activity starts flowing in minutes, with privacy handled at the source.
Six official SDKs
Browser, React, Next.js, Node, Python, and Ruby. The browser SDK has zero dependencies and stays a few kilobytes small.
Autocapture
Pageviews, clicks, and form submits recorded automatically, single page apps included. Turn any of it off per project.
Consent built in
Global Privacy Control honored, Do Not Track configurable, EU visitors get explicit consent with buffer and replay.
Tracking plan
Keep event names consistent as you grow. Warn on unknown events, or reject them outright.
Test and live modes
A confirm gated switch per project, so experiments and staging traffic never pollute real analytics.
Agent ready install
A rules file for Cursor, Claude Code, or Copilot lets your coding agent wire up the SDK for you.
Profiles
One person, one timeline.
Every event, trait, session, and email for a person lives on a single profile, from their first anonymous visit onward.
Unified profiles
Traits, full event history, sessions, and every email they received, in one place.
Identity stitching
Anonymous visits link to the person the moment they sign up, and earlier events replay onto their profile.
First touch attribution
Referrer, UTMs, and landing page captured on the first visit and kept, so you always know where a customer came from.
Cross domain identity
Landing page on one domain, app on another. Signed link tokens keep it one person, not two.
Trait catalog
Every trait typed, described, and flaggable as PII. Rename and document without touching code.
CSV import
Bring your list from anywhere. Columns map themselves, consent gets captured, errors get a report.
Segments
Audiences that maintain themselves.
Define who matters once. Membership updates as events arrive, and every automation and broadcast can target it.
Visual rule builder
Nest AND, OR, and NOT groups across traits, behavior, and event counts. No SQL anywhere.
Rolling windows
“Active in the last 7 days” means the last 7 days forever, not the week you wrote the rule.
Always current
Segments recompute in the background as data arrives. No manual refresh, no stale lists.
Segments inside segments
Reference one audience from another, including “in this segment for at least a week” tenure rules.
Automations
Lifecycle flows on a canvas.
Drag, connect, and activate. Or describe the flow in a sentence and let the AI draft it for your approval.
Visual canvas builder
Triggers, waits, branches, and sends as connected nodes. Fullscreen editing, drafts that survive navigation.
Five trigger types
An event, entering or leaving a segment, a recurring schedule, a one time date, or a date relative to signup.
Wait until and branch
Pause until a condition is met, with a timeout. Split any flow on the same rules segments use.
Recipient local timezone
Schedule for 9am and every recipient gets it at their 9am, not yours.
Guardrails and a kill switch
Flows can't activate until their sender and templates are verified, and one click pauses everything at once.
Run history
A step by step timeline for every single run. Cancel any execution mid flight.
Emails that land, built either way.
A visual block editor for speed, a code editor for control, and a sending pipeline built around deliverability and compliance.
Block and code editors
Compose visually or write HTML with live preview. Import existing HTML or MJML, export any time.
Variables with guardrails
Personalization chips with fallbacks, and a health check that flags unknown variables before you send.
Broadcasts and newsletters
One time sends with conversion goals, and recurring newsletters with cadence, timezone, and per issue analytics.
Bring your own sender
Amazon SES with a guided setup, Resend, Mailgun, SMTP2GO, or any SMTP. DKIM, SPF, and DMARC checked for you.
Compliance by default
Sender footer appended automatically, one click unsubscribe, a per topic preference center, and suppression lists.
Human only metrics
Bots, scanners, and inbox prefetchers are filtered out. When we say opened, a person opened it.
Rendering that survives Outlook
Battle tested table HTML under the hood, and the preview is byte for byte what gets sent.
Analytics
Numbers that trigger the next message.
Not a separate analytics tool. Every chart sits next to the segment and automation that can act on it.
Live overview
Events, identified versus anonymous visitors, referrers, geography, and a live activity feed per project.
Funnels
Two to five steps, a conversion window, and drop off you can see. Build one from any events you track.
Retention cohorts
Weekly cohort heatmaps that show who actually comes back, per tracked site.
Send analytics
Delivered, opened, clicked, converted, as a funnel for every broadcast and automation. Top links included.
Stripe revenue sourceBeta
Connect Stripe and revenue lands on profiles, with history backfilled and MRR as a trait you can segment on.
Conversion attribution
Give a broadcast a goal event and a window, and know whether it actually drove signups or purchases.
Platform and trust
Boring where it should be boring.
The parts you never see, built so you never have to think about them.
Hosted in the EU
Infrastructure and event data live in Frankfurt. Your data stays in region.
GDPR erasure
One call, from the dashboard or the API, erases a person everywhere: events, traits, emails, tokens.
Audit log
Every change recorded with who, what, and when, written in the same transaction as the change itself.
Scoped API keys
Browser safe publishable keys and server secrets, with origin allowlists, IP restrictions, and rotation.
Signed webhooks
Push events to your own systems, HMAC signed with rotating secrets and full delivery history.
Idempotent ingestion
Every event carries a stable ID, so retries and flaky networks never double count or double send.