Introducing Quicklog

I'm excited to introduce Quicklog - a real-time event tracking dashboard built for SaaS teams who want to stay connected to their product.

The problem I'm solving

Most analytics tools are designed for looking backward. You check your dashboard at the end of the week to see how many signups you got, or you dig into reports to understand what happened last month.

But when you're building a product, you want to know what's happening right now. Did that user who just signed up actually create their first project? Did the payment go through? Is anyone using the feature you shipped yesterday?

The typical solution is to check multiple dashboards, grep through logs, or set up alerts that flood your inbox. None of these give you that feeling of being connected to your product.

A different approach

Quicklog is a real-time event stream for your product. Think of it like Slack, but instead of messages from your team, you see events from your application.

• Signups appear as they happen. See the name, email, and where they came from.
• Payments show up instantly. Know when someone upgrades or when a charge fails.
• Custom events you define. Track whatever matters to your product.

Everything is organized into channels. Put signups in one channel, payments in another, errors in a third. Pin the channels that matter to you and ignore the rest.

Built for teams

Unlike traditional logging tools, Quicklog is designed to be shared. Your whole team can watch the same feed. Celebrate signups together during a launch. Let support see user activity without asking engineering. Give marketing visibility into campaign conversions.

Everyone stays informed without needing to ask "how are we doing?"

Simple integration

Getting started takes minutes, not days. Send events with a single API call:

await quicklog.track({
  channel: 'signups',
  event: 'user.registered',
  description: 'John signed up for the Pro plan',
  user: {
    id: 'user_123',
    email: 'john@example.com',
    name: 'John Doe'
  },
  metadata: {
    plan: 'pro',
    source: 'google'
  }
})

That's it. The event appears in your dashboard immediately.

What's next

I'm just getting started. I have plans for better search, more integrations, and features I haven't even thought of yet. But first, I want to get Quicklog into the hands of teams who will use it and tell me what they need.

If you want to see what your users are doing in real-time, give Quicklog a try. It's free to start, and I'd love to hear what you think.