Your codebase already knows
what to measure.
Ailyx reads your repository, writes the product-analytics tracking code, and opens the pull request. Once events start flowing it builds the funnels, retention curves and launch reports on its own — no analyst, no instrumentation backlog.
Connect a GitHub repo in under two minutes. No credit card.
Generated from your events
Four steps. One of them is
reviewing a pull request.
Instrumentation normally means a spec, a ticket, an engineer, and a month. Ailyx collapses that into a diff you can read in five minutes.
- 01
Connect your repository
Authorise the GitHub app and point Ailyx at a repo. It clones, maps the import graph, and works out which files are actually reachable from your product surfaces.
- 02
Review the proposed events
Ailyx names the features it found in your code and proposes an event for each meaningful action — with the properties, the call site, and why it matters. Keep what you want, discard the rest.
- 03
Merge one pull request
The tracking code arrives written, placed at the right line, and checked against your build. Review it like any other PR. Nothing ships to your users until you merge it.
- 04
The reports build themselves
As events arrive, Ailyx proposes the charts worth watching — adoption, conversion funnels, retention curves, failure rates — and keeps the instrumentation in sync as your code changes.
The work a product analyst
would have done.
Defining the events, writing the tracking, keeping it current, and building the reports — all of it, continuously, from the code you already have.
It reads the code, not a spec
Ailyx maps your repository into the features your users actually experience — from routes, components and handlers — so the event taxonomy comes from what you built, not what someone remembered to write down.
A taxonomy you did not have to design
Every proposed event arrives named, described, typed, and justified — with its properties inferred from the values already in scope at the call site.
Shipped as a reviewable pull request
No SDK to wire up by hand and no snippets to paste. The tracking calls are placed at the correct line, scope-checked, and validated against your build before the PR is opened.
Instrumentation that stays honest
When your code moves, Ailyx notices. Merged pull requests reconcile automatically, removed calls are retired, and drifting events are re-anchored instead of quietly rotting.
The analysis is automated too
Launch a feature and the reports are already waiting: adoption, conversion funnels, retention curves, failure and empty-result rates — proposed for you, not built by you.
And you can just ask
Ask in plain English and get the chart back. Connect a PostgreSQL or MySQL database and the same question-answering works across your product data too.
Find out what your product
has been doing.
Connect a repository and see the events Ailyx finds in it. Reviewing them costs you nothing — nothing ships until you merge.