Is it hard to install?

Usually it's one tag in your site's head. There are step-by-step guides for WordPress, Shopify (beta), Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Google Tag Manager, Laravel and Angular, or you can paste one prompt into a coding agent and let it do the work.

Do I still need a cookie banner?

MetricMind sets no cookies and builds no profiles. In the EU, storing an ID on the device can need consent even without cookies, so for the strictest reading turn on storage-free mode (data-storage="none"), which stores nothing in the browser. Your obligations depend on your jurisdiction and the rest of your stack, so check with your counsel.

Can I trust an AI's numbers?

Check them. Statistics, not the model, decide what counts as a change. Chat answers show their SQL and list their assumptions. Numbers in a written finding are checked against the query results and sent back if they don't match, and the finding lists the queries it ran. It can still be wrong, so read the evidence, not only the headline. When the data doesn't point to a cause, it's told to say so instead of guessing.

Can I bring my old data?

Yes, from Plausible, PostHog and Simple Analytics. Imported history shows up in your charts but never sets off alerts. There's no Google Analytics import yet, so run both side by side for a while and keep your history there.

What does it cost, compared with an analyst or a stack of tools?

It's free to start. Paid plans run from $8 to $699 a month, sized by events, not seats. Compare that with a real quote from an analyst or an agency, or with what you pay for analytics, errors, uptime, flags and surveys separately.

You, the team you invite, and anyone you share a link with. It's hosted in the EU, and we don't sell it or share it with advertisers. When the analyst runs, query results go to an AI model provider to write the answer: mostly aggregated figures, sometimes individual events with their random IDs, user IDs and properties. Emails and traits sent with identify() stay out of its reach.

MetricMind is privacy-first analytics for websites and mobile apps with a built-in AI analyst. One cookieless script and SDKs for iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter (beta) measure traffic, contacts, site search, Web Vitals, errors and crashes. You ask the analyst questions in plain words and see the query behind the answer; on Business and Scale it also investigates what changed and briefs you every morning. Data is hosted in the EU, and it's free to start.

Will the analyst change anything on its own?

No. When the next step is to measure or test something, it proposes a goal, a funnel, an alert, a timeline note or a feature flag (created switched off), and nothing is created until you click it.

Do I need to be technical?

No more than it takes to add a tag to your site, or to ask whoever built it. Contacts, searches, forms, errors and clicks are measured without any code; your own events are one line if you want them.

How is MetricMind different from other analytics tools?

Most analytics tools give you dashboards and leave the reading to you. MetricMind collects traffic, contacts, searches, Web Vitals, errors, crashes and uptime from one cookieless script and four app SDKs, and a built-in analyst explains what changed and shows the queries behind its answers.

Does it work for mobile apps?

Yes, in beta. iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter SDKs measure screens, sessions, events, users, contacts, searches, errors and crashes on the same site as your website, with release health per version. Each app gets its own dashboard next to the website's, under one overview that compares them. The docs list exactly what to declare to Apple and Google.

Will it slow my site down?

The script is about 12 KB, loads with defer, and batches network calls. Your visitors won't feel it.

Does it work with single-page apps?

Yes. Client-side navigation in Next.js, React Router, Vue and others is picked up automatically.

Everything in MetricMind, by the problem it solves

Most small sites end up with one tool for analytics, another for errors, another for uptime, and nobody connecting them. MetricMind reads all of it from the same visit, so a slow page, a broken button and a lost contact can be seen as one story. Panels show sample data.

Something breaks and nobody tells you.

Find out the same day, from an alert, not from an annoyed customer.

Errors that sort themselves
Errors group into issues you can resolve, ignore, assign and merge. One that comes back reopens by itself, and a sudden spike alerts you by Slack, email or webhook.
- TypeError: reading 'price'
  /sell · 47 events · new since Oct 13 · Spiking
- ReferenceError: gtag · resolvedOct 9
- ChunkLoadError · assigned to you6
Frustrating pages
The pages where people click again and again, click things that do nothing, or hit errors, each linked to the visits behind it.
Page Rage Dead Errors
/sell 33 18 47
/annonces/* 12 26 3
/compte 4 2 0
Uptime and status pages
Checks as often as every minute, TLS certificates watched, outages marked on your traffic chart, and a public status page with incidents.
All systems operational99.96%
TLS certificate · 61 days left
Web Vitals
Speed as real visitors feel it, with a score next to Google's pass or fail, per page and page type.
Experience score
LCP1.9 s
INP140 ms
CLS0.04
Passes Core Web Vitals

Page	Rage	Dead	Errors
/sell	33	18	47
/annonces/*	12	26	3
/compte	4	2	0

Installation health: what's arriving from your site and apps, and how to fix what isn't

Ad money goes to visitors who never contact you.

See which source brings people who call, write or buy, not only people who click.

Sources and campaigns
Channels, referrers, UTM campaigns and ad clicks by network, counted per visit. Page templates turn thousands of listing URLs into one page.
4,032
visitors · last 30 days +18%
SourcesPagesCampaignsCountries
- Google1,532
- ↗Direct968
- Instagram565
- Facebook363
- ChatGPT180
Contacts, with no code
Phone, WhatsApp and email links and “Contact the seller” buttons count by themselves, so a marketplace or local business can measure what it actually wants.
- WhatsApp142
- Phone96
- Email41
Contacts this month, without a line of code
Goals and funnels
Goals for a page, an event or how far people scroll. Funnels show where people drop and can leave out visits that did something else, and each goal shows what its converters did first.
Listing view
2,140
Contact click
412 · 19%
Contact sent
298 · 72%
Median 1m 40s from view to contact
Forms
Who started a form, who sent it, and the field people were on when they gave up. Field names only, never what anyone typed.
“Publier une annonce”
320 started · 128 sent
Where people gave up
- Prix41%
- Photos33%
- Téléphone14%
Revenue
Connect Stripe or Paddle, or report a sale with one call from your page, and read revenue by source and campaign. A Shopify pixel is in beta and not yet proven on a real store.
$2,480 revenue, 30 days
- Google$1,140
- Instagram$720
- Email$620

Trends: chart any page or event, split it and compare periods
Cohorts you name, used as a filter on most reports

People look for something and leave.

See what they wanted and where they gave up, without recording anyone's screen.

Searches that found nothing
Site search counted automatically, with the terms that came back empty, so you know what people asked for and you don't have.
Searches that found nothing, last 7 days
- canapé24
- golf 7 diesel11
- vélo enfant7
- table basse5
Each term opens the visits that searched it
Sessions and journeys
Follow any visit step by step, with time and scroll on each page, searches, frustrated clicks, unsent forms and contacts, plus the paths people most often take. Rebuilt from events: nothing on screen is recorded.
CFCurious Falcon Instagram · Android
1. /annonces/voiture-123
  1m 12s · scrolled 80%
2. Searched “golf 7”
  41 results
3. Rage clicked “Voir le numéro”
  3 clicks in 1 s
4. WhatsApp contact
  after 4m 05s
Common journeys
- / → /annonces → listing
  18% converted
- listing → listing → listing
  9% converted
- /sell → /sell
  41% frustrated
Heatmaps, if you turn them on
Off until you add one attribute. Which part of a page gets clicked, per page type and screen size, on a coarse grid. No text, nothing typed, no replay.
/annonces/* · phones · counts per grid cell, nothing else
Surveys
Ask a question on the page they're on: rating, NPS, choice or free text, targeted by page, device and event. Websites only for now. Emails and phone numbers in answers are masked.
“What stopped you from contacting the seller?”
- Price44%
- Photos31%
- Something else25%
Single choice · 212 answers · shown on listing pages
Explore
See what visits did next, one step at a time, across pages, contacts, searches and your own events, then save the path as a funnel.
- /annonces
  100%
- Listing
  62%
- Search
  21%
- Contact
  19%
- Listing
  28%
- Left
  15%
Save this path as a funnel
Feedback
Messages from your own form, shown with the page and any error in the same visit.
SHSwift Heron
“Le bouton publier ne marche pas.”
/sell · Android 2.4.1 crash in this visit
identify("u_4821") one person on 3 devices

New, returning and lapsed visitors, retention and stickiness

You changed something and can't tell if it helped.

Test it, and get a verdict that won't call it early.

Experiments
State what you expect and one deciding metric, see how long it needs before you start, then read lift with confidence intervals. No verdict comes before the planned sample and seven days.
contact-form · 50/50 · 1,240 visitors each
Control5.1%
One-page form6.9%
Contact rate +35% so far · day 4 of at least 7, so no verdict yet
Feature flags with payloads
Roll out to a share of visitors, depend on other flags, and carry JSON per flag or per variant to change copy or settings without a deploy. Web tracker only for payloads.
new-listing-form25% of visitors
```
{ "button": "Publish now",
  "maxPhotos": 12 }
```
await mm.flag("new-listing-form")

“Is it better, or is it chance?” answered by the analyst with a significance test

Nobody has time to log in.

Send the numbers to where people already are, and only when there's a reason.

Email reports
A plain weekly or monthly summary to anyone, no account needed, each with its own unsubscribe link.
Monday · to the owner, no account needed
Your week: 1,204 visitors, 61 contacts
- Visitors+8%
- Top sourceGoogle
- Top page/annonces
Unsubscribe
A board and shared dashboards
Pin the breakdowns and queries you care about, share a read-only link with an optional password, or embed a dashboard on your own site.
Visitors per day
Contacts
307
Top search
voiture
Alerts you write yourself
“Tell me when contacts go below 2 a day.” Visitors, errors, goals, events or frustrated visits, per hour or per day, or when a number looks unusual, by email, Slack or webhook.
Tell me when contactsgo below2per day
Yesterday · 1 contact, below 2

Slack and signed webhooks, for alerts and findings
One page adding up every website in your organization
Short links with click analytics and QR codes

AI assistants send visitors, and you can't see them.

See who they send, what they read, and what they can't.

AI visitors and crawlers
Visits from ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini, by referrer or utm_source tag, and whether they contact you. A small server helper counts which AI crawlers read your pages.
313 AI visitors
7.8% of visitors
- ChatGPT180
- Perplexity60
- Claude41
- Gemini32
Crawler reads this week · GPTBot 1,204 · ClaudeBot 388

The analyst

Statistics spot what really changed, so normal swings stay quiet. The analyst then works out why and what to do, and shows you how it got there. Written investigations, scheduled questions and fix checks come with Business and Scale. On every plan changes are still detected and listed, and you can ask the analyst the same question yourself.

How the AI analyst works

On every plan

Ask in plain words
Which campaign brought visitors who stayed? Why did contacts drop on Android? Answers show the queries behind them, a chart when a trend is clearer as a picture, and follow-up questions in one click. Each plan has its own question allowance.
Follows your team's rules
It learns your business from your site, and you tell it what counts as a lead or which traffic to ignore. Every answer lists its assumptions; turn one into a rule with a click.
Acts only when you click
When the next step is to measure or test something, it drafts the goal, funnel, alert, timeline note or switched-off feature flag as a card. Nothing changes until you click.
A first look at a new site
Once a few visitors have come through, the analyst writes a first look at your site, then a first-week report after seven days.
Where your team already is
Alerts go to email, Slack and signed webhooks. Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients can query the same metrics and ask the analyst from your editor.

On Business and Scale

A morning briefing with investigations
At your local hour it compares yesterday with the same kind of day and the week before. Before the model says a word, code works out which source, page, country or device carries a change, the hour it started and which error is behind a rise. Numbers in a finding are checked against the data, and any that don't match are sent back to be fixed.
It checks that the fix worked
When it recommends a fix, it adds a measurable check, like errors on /sell below 5 a day. A few days later MetricMind measures again and tells you: fix confirmed, or still not fixed.
Questions on a schedule
Any question can be answered again every morning or every Monday. Quiet mode only writes when a threshold is crossed or something needs action.

Mobile apps (beta)

SDKs for iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter send screens, sessions, events, users, contacts, searches, errors and crashes to the same site as your website. Each app gets its own dashboard, under one overview that compares them.

Crash-free users and sessions per release, and an alert when a new release crashes more than the last one.
Android ANRs against Google Play's 0.47% bar, iOS hangs from MetricKit, cold start, screen load and slow frames.
App vs website: which one leads to more searches and contacts per visit, in one sentence.
No advertising ID, no fingerprinting, no tracking prompt. Apple's privacy manifest is included, and apps can wait for consent.

MetricMind.configure(site: "YOUR_SITE_ID")

Text("Listing").trackScreen("Listing")
MetricMind.contact("whatsapp")

Mobile app analytics in detail

Releases

Crash-free users and ANRs per version, newest first

Release	Users	Adoption	Crash-free users	ANR users
2.4.1 (41)regression	612	41%	97.9%	0.62%
2.4.0 (40)	788	52%	99.6%	0.31%
3.1.0 (12)	402	77%	99.8%	–
3.0.2 (9)	118	23%	99.7%	–

App vs website

Last 30 days, platforms with 30+ visits

Contacts per 100 visitors

Website3.3
iOS app6.8
Android app7.8

The Android app leads to 2.4× more contacts per visit than the website.

Sample data from the demo marketplace.

Same numbers, in your editor

Connect Claude, Cursor or any other MCP client, sign in and pick which websites it can read. Your agent gets the same metrics as the dashboard and, if you allow it, the analyst.

Query API and signed webhooks
Server-side events with a small helper
GitHub deploy markers on your timeline
Sites API, and tracking through your own domain

Set up MCP

$ claude mcp add --transport http metricmind https://api.metricmind.si/mcp

> Any new errors I should fix before shipping?

●metricmind · get_dataerrors, last 7 days
●metricmind · ask_analystwhat changed around them

One is new: TypeError: reading 'price' on /sell, 47 events since Oct 13. Nothing else rose this week, so start here.

Demo marketplace · sample data

What this replaces

What it won't do: record your visitors' screens, or replace a data warehouse or BI suite. If you buy a lot of Google ads and rely on its audiences, keep Google Analytics next to it.

The job	Usually a separate	In MetricMind
Traffic and conversions	Analytics tool	Cookieless analytics, goals, funnels, trends, cohorts
Broken pages	Error tracker	Error issues, spike alerts, app crashes (beta)
Site speed	Performance monitor	Web Vitals from real visitors
Is it up?	Uptime and status tools	Monitors, TLS checks, public status pages
Safe rollouts and tests	Flags and A/B tool	Feature flags, payloads, experiments
What visitors think and do	Survey and heatmap tools	Surveys, opt-in heatmaps, sessions without recording
Campaign links	Link shortener	Short links, QR codes, click analytics
“Why did this change?”	An analyst or agency	The AI analyst, with its queries shown

Also included

Import from Plausible, PostHog, Simple Analytics
CSV export
Saved segments and filters
Public dashboards and share links
Server-side events
Query API and MCP server
Signed webhooks
Short links with click analytics
Revenue from Stripe, Paddle or your page
Two-factor sign-in, roles, audit log
Exclude your team's visits
Light and dark mode

Setup

1
Add one tag
It loads deferred and never blocks rendering. The setup page waits for your first visit, so you know it worked.
```
<script src="https://cdn.metricmind.si/mm.js"
  data-site="YOUR_SITE_ID" defer></script>
```
2
Data flows in quietly
Pageviews, contacts, searches, vitals and errors arrive in small batches with no cookies. Track your own events in one line.
```
mm.track("signup", { plan: "pro" })
```
3
Ask what changed
A first look once a few visitors have come through, a first-week report after seven days, and the analyst whenever you want it.
```
“What changed since Monday?”
```

Or paste one prompt into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and let your coding agent install it. Install guides

We count visits. We don't collect people.

No cookies, no fingerprints, and a storage-free mode that keeps nothing on the visitor's device.

Stored: Page path, no query string
Stored: Referrer and campaign
Stored: Country
Stored: Browser, OS, device
Stored: Your events and properties
Never: IP addresses
Never: Cookies or fingerprints
Never: What people type
Never: Ad click IDs
Never: Anything on screen

How cookieless analytics works

Plans, prices after the beta

An analyst or an agency bills for their time. Separate tools for analytics, errors, uptime, flags and surveys are several bills, and still nobody reading them. Get a real quote and put it next to these numbers. MetricMind is in private beta. Join the waitlist for early access: every new account is free to start, with no card.

Free
$0 /month
Try it on one site.
10k events a month
- 1 website or app
- A few analyst questions
- No investigations
Hobby
$8 /month
A small site, an occasional question.
30k events a month
- 3 websites or apps
- 20 analyst questions a month + 1 a day
- 5 funnels, 10 goals, 10 flags
- No investigations
Pro
$39 /month
You ask it most days.
1M events a month
- 10 websites or apps
- 350 analyst questions a month + 5 a day
- 50 funnels, unlimited goals, 100 flags
- No investigations
Business
$249 /month
It reads the numbers so you don't have to.
2M events a month
- Unlimited websites and apps
- 100 investigations a month
- Scheduled questions and fix checks
- 1,500 analyst questions a month
Scale
$699 /month
More traffic, more investigations.
6M events a month
- Unlimited websites and apps
- 250 investigations a month
- Scheduled questions and fix checks
- 3,000 analyst questions a month

Every plan includes error tracking, alerts, uptime, Web Vitals, surveys, heatmaps, experiments, mobile apps (beta) and unlimited team members. Yearly billing gives two months free. An investigation is a change the analyst looks into and writes up with its evidence and a next step. On Free, Hobby and Pro, changes are still detected and listed for you to ask about; investigations, scheduled questions and fix checks come with Business and Scale.

Fair questions

Is it hard to install?: Usually it's one tag in your site's head. There are step-by-step guides for WordPress, Shopify (beta), Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Google Tag Manager, Laravel and Angular, or you can paste one prompt into a coding agent and let it do the work.Install guides
Do I still need a cookie banner?: MetricMind sets no cookies and builds no profiles. In the EU, storing an ID on the device can need consent even without cookies, so for the strictest reading turn on storage-free mode (data-storage="none"), which stores nothing in the browser. Your obligations depend on your jurisdiction and the rest of your stack, so check with your counsel.How cookieless analytics works
Can I trust an AI's numbers?: Check them. Statistics, not the model, decide what counts as a change. Chat answers show their SQL and list their assumptions. Numbers in a written finding are checked against the query results and sent back if they don't match, and the finding lists the queries it ran. It can still be wrong, so read the evidence, not only the headline. When the data doesn't point to a cause, it's told to say so instead of guessing.How an answer is built
Can I bring my old data?: Yes, from Plausible, PostHog and Simple Analytics. Imported history shows up in your charts but never sets off alerts. There's no Google Analytics import yet, so run both side by side for a while and keep your history there.Moving from Google Analytics
What does it cost, compared with an analyst or a stack of tools?: It's free to start. Paid plans run from $8 to $699 a month, sized by events, not seats. Compare that with a real quote from an analyst or an agency, or with what you pay for analytics, errors, uptime, flags and surveys separately.See the plans
Who sees my data?: You, the team you invite, and anyone you share a link with. It's hosted in the EU, and we don't sell it or share it with advertisers. When the analyst runs, query results go to an AI model provider to write the answer: mostly aggregated figures, sometimes individual events with their random IDs, user IDs and properties. Emails and traits sent with identify() stay out of its reach.Privacy policy
What is MetricMind?: MetricMind is privacy-first analytics for websites and mobile apps with a built-in AI analyst. One cookieless script and SDKs for iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter (beta) measure traffic, contacts, site search, Web Vitals, errors and crashes. You ask the analyst questions in plain words and see the query behind the answer; on Business and Scale it also investigates what changed and briefs you every morning. Data is hosted in the EU, and it's free to start.
Will the analyst change anything on its own?: No. When the next step is to measure or test something, it proposes a goal, a funnel, an alert, a timeline note or a feature flag (created switched off), and nothing is created until you click it.
Do I need to be technical?: No more than it takes to add a tag to your site, or to ask whoever built it. Contacts, searches, forms, errors and clicks are measured without any code; your own events are one line if you want them.
How is MetricMind different from other analytics tools?: Most analytics tools give you dashboards and leave the reading to you. MetricMind collects traffic, contacts, searches, Web Vitals, errors, crashes and uptime from one cookieless script and four app SDKs, and a built-in analyst explains what changed and shows the queries behind its answers.
Does it work for mobile apps?: Yes, in beta. iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter SDKs measure screens, sessions, events, users, contacts, searches, errors and crashes on the same site as your website, with release health per version. Each app gets its own dashboard next to the website's, under one overview that compares them. The docs list exactly what to declare to Apple and Google.
Will it slow my site down?: The script is about 12 KB, loads with defer, and batches network calls. Your visitors won't feel it.
Does it work with single-page apps?: Yes. Client-side navigation in Next.js, React Router, Vue and others is picked up automatically.

Everything in MetricMind, by the problem it solves

Something breaks and nobody tells you.

Errors that sort themselves

Frustrating pages

Uptime and status pages

Web Vitals

Ad money goes to visitors who never contact you.

Sources and campaigns

Contacts, with no code

Goals and funnels

Forms

Revenue

People look for something and leave.

Searches that found nothing

Sessions and journeys

Heatmaps, if you turn them on

Surveys

Explore

Feedback

You changed something and can't tell if it helped.

Experiments

Feature flags with payloads

Nobody has time to log in.

Email reports

A board and shared dashboards

Alerts you write yourself

AI assistants send visitors, and you can't see them.

AI visitors and crawlers

The analyst

Ask in plain words

Follows your team's rules

Acts only when you click

A first look at a new site

Where your team already is

A morning briefing with investigations

It checks that the fix worked

Questions on a schedule

Mobile apps (beta)

Same numbers, in your editor

What this replaces

Setup

Add one tag

Data flows in quietly

Ask what changed

We count visits. We don't collect people.

Plans, prices after the beta

Free

Hobby

Pro

Business

Scale

Fair questions