What is Infralytiqs?
Infralytiqs is an event analytics platform built on ClickHouse. You send events from your websites, mobile apps and server-side services; Infralytiqs stores them in a columnar database you control and turns them into reports you can query in seconds rather than minutes.
The platform is two things working together: a collector and query API that speaks to ClickHouse, and a reporting console that turns those queries into dashboards. Both are yours to run.
Why we built it
Most teams end up choosing between two bad options. Hosted analytics products are easy to start with but sample your data, cap your event volume, lock your history behind a retention tier, and make the raw rows unreachable. Rolling your own warehouse pipeline gives you the data but costs months of engineering before anyone sees a chart.
Infralytiqs is the middle path. The ingestion contract is a plain HTTP endpoint. The storage is ClickHouse, which you can point at a managed cluster or a container on your own hardware. The reports are pre-built, so you get dashboards on day one — and because it is your database, you can always drop to SQL and ask a question nobody built a screen for.
Bring your own ClickHouse
This is the part that matters most. Infralytiqs never requires you to hand your event stream to someone else's database. You supply a ClickHouse host, credentials and a database name, and the platform provisions its schema there.
That means no sampling, no event caps, no retention cliff, and no data-residency conversation with your legal team — the rows sit in infrastructure you already trust. If you later want to join event data against your own tables, it is a SQL JOIN, not a data export request.
Who it is for
Product and growth teams who need funnels, retention and page-level engagement without waiting on a data engineering queue.
Platform and SRE teams who want request volumes, latency percentiles and error rates from the same store as their product events, so a spike in one can be explained by the other.
Adobe Experience Manager teams in particular. Infralytiqs ships an AEM integration that tracks both sides of the stack: published-site behaviour from the browser, and author-side activity — asset uploads, page publishes, DAM storage growth — from inside AEM itself. That combination is difficult to get from a general-purpose analytics vendor.
Free to start
Registration is free and needs no credit card. Sign in with SSO, create a tenant, and you get a clientKey, a clientSecret and a tracking snippet immediately. Point them at any ClickHouse you can reach — a container on your laptop is enough to evaluate — and the platform provisions its schema there. Moving to a production cluster later changes the host, not the credentials or the event schema, so nothing you have already instrumented breaks.