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Klaritics is a product analytics platform built for modern teams who need to understand user behavior, measure growth, and make data-driven decisions without wrestling with complex infrastructure. Whether you are a product manager tracking feature adoption, a growth team optimizing conversion funnels, or an engineer embedding analytics into your application, Klaritics gives you the tools to collect events, visualize insights, and share dashboards with stakeholders.

Up and running in minutes

Follow the quickstart guide to install the SDK, send your first event, and view it on a dashboard in under five minutes.

Build real-time dashboards

Learn how to create, arrange, and share dashboards that surface the metrics your team cares about most.

Visualize data with widgets

Explore chart, metric, table, and custom widgets to turn raw events into clear, actionable visualizations.

Integrate with the SDK

Use the Klaritics SDK to track events, identify users, and send custom properties from any application stack.

How Klaritics Works

Get from zero to insights in three simple steps.
1

Install the SDK

Add the Klaritics SDK to your application with a single package install or script tag. It runs in the browser, on mobile, and in server-side environments.
2

Track events

Call klaritics.track() to record user actions such as signups, purchases, or feature usage. Identify users with klaritics.identify() to tie events to individuals or accounts.
3

Explore dashboards

Open the Klaritics dashboard builder to create charts, metrics, and tables from your live event stream. Share dashboards with your team or export them for presentations.

Why Teams Choose Klaritics

Real-Time Data

See events as they happen. Klaritics processes and surfaces data within seconds so you can react to trends immediately.

Custom Dashboards

Drag, drop, and resize widgets to build dashboards that match your team’s unique workflows and KPIs.

SDK for Every Stack

Integrate with JavaScript, Python, mobile SDKs, and more. Track events from web apps, backends, and third-party services.