Product usage
Sessions, users, landing pages, and product events show whether people are using what shipped.
Analytics for agent-built software
See what happens after it ships.
BitterAnalytics puts product usage, search, revenue, deployments, and uptime in one place, so a founder can see what is working after each release.
The numbers stay private. This explanation and live status are public.
What founders can see
Five ways to tell what is working.
One number rarely explains a product. Put use, discovery, revenue, releases, and uptime on the same timeline and a founder can see what changed without mixing one product with another.
Search and discovery
Queries, impressions, clicks, and source traffic show how people find it.
Revenue
Revenue shows whether product attention is becoming income.
Deployments
See what shipped before or after the numbers moved.
Reliability
Uptime and response checks show whether the product stayed available.
How the pieces fit
Bring the numbers together without mixing the products.
BitterAnalytics reads the tools a product already uses and keeps a dated history for that product. Founders get one view across the portfolio, while every product stays separate.
Use the tools already there.
GA4, Search Console, Bing, Stripe, GitHub, Netlify, and uptime checks each supply a different part of the picture.
Each product keeps its own history.
Dated results make changes easier to compare without mixing one product’s numbers with another.
Put the useful numbers in one view.
Bitter shows founders the same usage, search, revenue, release, and uptime picture wherever they review a product.
What stays private
The explanation and status are public. The underlying data is private.
Anyone can read this page and check whether BitterAnalytics is running. Traffic, search, revenue, release history, and customer behavior are visible only inside the appropriate Bitter account.
View current service health →- Public
- This explanation and the current status at
GET /up. - Private
- The underlying traffic, search, revenue, release, and customer-behavior data.
- Separate
- Every product keeps its own history, even when a founder reviews several products together.