Events and metrics — is it working?
Track what your users actually do — events and metrics, built in, so you can tell a validated idea from a dud.
Track what happens in your app without a third-party pixel.
Signups, activation, retention — the numbers that say whether it's working.
No separate analytics product to wire up. It's already in the console.
See what people actually do
Track the moments that matter in your app and watch them add up — no third-party pixel, it's your own data.
Track real events — Log what happens without bolting on a tracker.
It's your data — No vendor in the middle — the backend already knows.
The numbers that tell you it's working
Sign-ups, activation, retention — the handful of numbers that separate a validated idea from a dud, all in one place.
Signups to retention — The metrics that say whether the idea has legs.
Already in the console — No analytics product to wire up.
What you'd build with it
The kind of problem Signals is there to solve.
Track whether people actually use the scorecard you just shipped — in your own data, not a vendor’s.
See how many sign-ups reach the first real moment of value, and whether last week’s change moved it.
Tell a validated idea from a dud before you pour another month into it.
No analytics vendor to bolt on. The backend already knows what's happening — Signals just shows you.
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