Analytics Tally
Shareable Custom Dashboard For Google Analytics
I got my first paying customer for Analytics Tally. The product is still a work in progress and it feels great to get paid for something you have built.
I will be spending more time on marketing and spreading the word around and hopefully have more paying customer.
After working on Analytics Tally for the last couple of month, I have finished building an MVP.
Analytics Tally ues Google Analytics API under the hood to collect and display your analytics in a simpler way. Google Analytics seemed too complex for me to use so I decided to make this. Also another reason was I can share my anaytics publicy.
Check out the website https://analyticstally.com/
Right now, I am waiting for Google to verify my app which should take around 4-6 days.
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Hey @sagunsh congrats on the launch of the MVP. You might want to check out Magic https://www.indiehackers.com/product/magic-3 , it's been done by Jonathan and along the similar lines.
I like the concept of being able to share the stats publicly, you could approach makers on Makerlog who are comfortable building in the open. There is also this group in Indie Hackers who build in public https://www.indiehackers.com/group/building-in-public . Just like sharing Stripe revenue, they could share their traffic stats.
Nice to see you are from Nepal, I used to live there for a few months when I was young. Definitely want to visit the country again :)
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Thanks. Yeah I have seen magic and was in touch with Jonathan in another thread.
I am waiting my app to be approved by google and once that is done, I will try to reach out to people who wants to try my app.
Definitely visit Nepal soon once the pandemic is over, you will like it :)
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That's awesome. It's good to see founders working on the same problem get in touch with each other.
All the best the Google approval. Sure, I would love to visit Nepal. Some peace and quite sitting with nature helps remove all the work stress and thoughts.
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Hey Sagun, how's this going? Seems like a great idea