Product analytics you actually own

Track every event from your websites, mobile apps and server-side services into a ClickHouse database you own. No sampling, no event caps, and retention you set yourself.

Built for real event volume

What the platform gives you by default — not a sampled subset, and not a number that changes with your bill.

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Events per ingest request

Batch limit on a single ingest call

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Default retention

Months of raw events kept before the default TTL expires

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Visualisation types

Chart types you can build a report panel from

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Events sampled away

Every event stored, every event counted

What you get

One ingestion contract, one database, one console — across every surface your product runs on.

Website tracking

Drop one script tag on your site and page views, sessions, referrers and devices start flowing. Send custom events with a single function call.

Mobile apps

iOS, Android and React Native talk to the same collector over plain HTTPS. Batch events offline and flush them when connectivity returns.

Server-side services

Emit events from Node, Java, Python or a shell script. Request volumes, latency percentiles and error rates land beside your product events.

Bring your own ClickHouse

Point Infralytiqs at your own ClickHouse — managed or a container on your hardware — and the platform provisions its schema there. Your rows never leave your infrastructure.

Build the reports you need

Compose a panel from 14 visualisation types, 17 standard dimensions and 7 aggregations, then save it to a dashboard. No SQL required, and the SQL is there when you want it.

AEMaaCS integration

An AEM package that tracks published-site behaviour from the browser and author-side activity — asset uploads, page publishes, DAM storage growth — from inside AEM.

How an event travels

From a click in a browser to a chart in the console, in four hops.

Sources

Websites

JavaScript SDK

Auto page views

Mobile apps

iOS · Android · RN

Offline batching

Server-side

Node · Java · Python

REST API

AEM

Author & publish

Assets · Pages

Ingest

Collector

HTTPS endpoint

Write key auth

Validation

Schema & enrichment

Geo · device · UA

Store

Batch buffer

Async insert

Backpressure safe

ClickHouse

MergeTree tables

Yours to own

Report

Query API

Aggregate SQL

Sub-second

Console

Reports & dashboards

Or your own SQL

Every surface speaks the same HTTP contract. The collector validates and batches, ClickHouse stores and aggregates, and the console queries it — all inside infrastructure you control.

Reports you can build on day one

These are live renderings of the panel types in the console, drawn from sample data.

Traffic over time

Trend

Page views against unique visitors, day by day. Hover any point in the console to break the day down by hour.

Query latency percentiles

Distribution

ClickHouse response times for the console's own aggregate queries, measured across 90 days of raw events.

Sessions by device

Breakdown

Device mix across all sessions. The console splits this further by operating system and browser version.

Top pages

Ranking

Top pages by views for the period. Each row drills through to that page's own engagement report.

Storage by table

Capacity

How your ClickHouse disk is spent. Compression means raw event volume rarely translates into the storage bill you expect.

Ingest success rate

Health

Share of accepted events against total received. Rejections are almost always schema violations, and the console lists them individually.

The reporting console

Everything on one screen, in the theme you prefer.

The Infralytiqs reports console showing traffic trends, device breakdown, top pages and DAM storage panels The Infralytiqs reports console showing traffic trends, device breakdown, top pages and DAM storage panels
Live console

Reports overview

Traffic trends, device mix, top pages, latency percentiles and storage growth — each one a saved panel built in the report builder. Switch the site theme and the console follows.

Ten minutes to your first report

Sign in with SSO, create a tenant, paste the snippet. Your first events show up in the console within seconds — and no credit card is involved.