Analytics

Every Remy app gets a private analytics dashboard for free, and it fills itself. Pageviews are recorded on each navigation, and uncaught errors and unhandled rejections are reported on their own, with no code to add and no third-party script to load. What the owner sees is the familiar shape of web analytics: visits and unique visitors, top pages, referrers and UTM sources, country, device, and a live online count.

analytics.track is the one call this namespace adds, for the events the platform cannot infer on its own: a signup finished, a checkout completed, a plan chosen. It takes a name and a flat set of primitive props, and lands beside the automatic pageviews. This is analytics without a cookie banner: scoped to one app, resolved only to the country, with no fingerprinting and no cross-site identity, so the consent prompt other tools require does not apply. Reading these numbers back inside the app is a separate surface: a backend method reads them through the Agent SDK, and the terminal reads them through the Admin SDK.