Getting started

Documentation

Seentics is analytics you can act on: one script tag gives you traffic, recordings, heatmaps and funnels, wired to automations that run in the visitor's browser.

How the pieces fit

Everything starts from a single <script> tag, about 11 KB gzipped. That one file handles all of it — there is no second SDK to add for funnels, no separate recorder tag, no tag manager in between.

Measure. Pageviews, sources, devices and geography, live and historical.
Understand. Session replays, click and scroll heatmaps, and funnels that show which step loses people.
Act. Automations that fire on a behaviour — exit intent, rage clicks, a custom event — and respond in the page.

The last one is the part other analytics tools do not have. A funnel that tells you 56% of visitors leave at pricing is useful; an automation that shows those visitors an offer before they go is what you would do about it.

Start here

If you have not installed anything yet, Quick start takes about two minutes. If you are looking for a specific attribute or endpoint, the tracker reference and the REST API are the reference pages.

Getting started

Quick startAdd one script tag and see your first visitors.

Core features

AnalyticsTraffic, sources, devices, geography and realtime.Session replaysWatch real sessions with console, network and errors.HeatmapsWhere visitors click, and how far they scroll.FunnelsDefine a path and find the step that loses people.AutomationsTriggers, conditions and actions that run in the browser.

Integration

Tracker scriptEvery script attribute and the browser API.REST APIRead your data from your own tools.API keysCreate keys, pick scopes, keep them safe.UI blocksDrop Seentics charts into your own React app.

Platform

AgencyManage client sites, users and white labelling.Billing & plansLimits, upgrades and what counts as an event.Privacy & securityWhat is stored, what is not, and how to control it.

Self-hosting

Seentics is open source under AGPL-3.0 and runs on your own infrastructure. Point the tracker at your host with data-api-host and nothing leaves it.

Which licence applies to what

The platform is AGPL-3.0. The @seentics/ui component package in the repo carries its own licence — check ui/blocks/package.json rather than assuming the platform's terms apply to it.