Introducing Sleek Analytics for iOS 🔥
Your website analytics, now in your pocket.
No more opening safari every time you want to see who's on your site.
Download the app, log in, and your live visitors, sources, and revenue are right there.
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The iOS app is what surprised me, most lightweight analytics players skip mobile entirely. Who's it for? Solo founders checking stats from their phone, or agencies pulling client numbers on the go?
@paul_seen as we've stated on our page, i would call this ideal for both solo entrepreneurs and agencies, for those seconds between meetings.
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@paul_seen as a solo founder this is exactly the use case. you're never at a desk waiting to check stats, you're between things. the "seconds between meetings" framing actually undersells it. it's more like: you shipped something at 11pm, you want to know if it's moving while you're making coffee the next morning. pocket-first makes that feel lightweight instead of like a task.
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@liviu_chita Yes, your framing is way more accurate than the marketing one. The "did it move overnight" feeling is a real category, most analytics tools optimize for the dashboard-at-desk moment, not the coffee-cup moment. Curious, what's your current stack to track that? Anything that does it well or still a gap?
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@paul_seen honestly still a gap for me. i check plausible but its not really built for the "did it move overnight" check, its more of a sit-down-and-review tool. sleek is closer to what that moment actually needs.
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Google Analytics is shaking, cuz we finally got a tool that frees us from buildig those annoying "accept all cookies" pop-ups🙄
@anusuya_bhuyan absolutely. this version only includes dashboard and analytics. however, we've already sent out a new version with push notifications. this way you can receive real-time notifications about traffic increases on your websites.
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Seeing live visitors is cool… but turning that into meaningful insights is where it usually gets tricky.
Nice to see more iOS-native analytics tools. How does it handle users who block tracking? Curious how accurate the data ends up being in practice. Building a mobile app too and this is always a challenge.
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Real-time + privacy-first + actually opening on a phone is a much underrated combo for content creators. I run the ModeLoop Podcast on financial modeling (https://open.spotify.com/show/0m1oR8AyQv17DVpc5MmirG) and the analytics most podcast hosts give you is yesterday's data on a desktop dashboard — useless when an episode is going viral and you're traveling. The pocket-first dashboard concept is exactly what audio creators need too. One question: any plans for a Sleek-style real-time view for non-website properties (RSS feeds, podcast play events), or are you intentionally staying focused on web?
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"Analytics shouldn't require a PhD" is the line. Privacy-first, cookieless, real-time, in your pocket , that's a stack of decisions I really respect. As a fellow solo iOS builder (Sorti), this is exactly the kind of dashboard I want for my own product. Great launch.
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The iOS app is what surprised me, most lightweight analytics players skip mobile entirely. Who's it for? Solo founders checking stats from their phone, or agencies pulling client numbers on the go?
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@paul_seen as we've stated on our page, i would call this ideal for both solo entrepreneurs and agencies, for those seconds between meetings.
@paul_seen as a solo founder this is exactly the use case. you're never at a desk waiting to check stats, you're between things. the "seconds between meetings" framing actually undersells it. it's more like: you shipped something at 11pm, you want to know if it's moving while you're making coffee the next morning. pocket-first makes that feel lightweight instead of like a task.
@liviu_chita Yes, your framing is way more accurate than the marketing one. The "did it move overnight" feeling is a real category, most analytics tools optimize for the dashboard-at-desk moment, not the coffee-cup moment. Curious, what's your current stack to track that? Anything that does it well or still a gap?
@paul_seen honestly still a gap for me. i check plausible but its not really built for the "did it move overnight" check, its more of a sit-down-and-review tool. sleek is closer to what that moment actually needs.
Google Analytics is shaking, cuz we finally got a tool that frees us from buildig those annoying "accept all cookies" pop-ups🙄
Sleek Analytics
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@anusuya_bhuyan absolutely. this version only includes dashboard and analytics. however, we've already sent out a new version with push notifications. this way you can receive real-time notifications about traffic increases on your websites.
Seeing live visitors is cool… but turning that into meaningful insights is where it usually gets tricky.
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@dheeraj16 def agree!
Nice to see more iOS-native analytics tools. How does it handle users who block tracking? Curious how accurate the data ends up being in practice. Building a mobile app too and this is always a challenge.
Real-time + privacy-first + actually opening on a phone is a much underrated combo for content creators. I run the ModeLoop Podcast on financial modeling (https://open.spotify.com/show/0m1oR8AyQv17DVpc5MmirG) and the analytics most podcast hosts give you is yesterday's data on a desktop dashboard — useless when an episode is going viral and you're traveling. The pocket-first dashboard concept is exactly what audio creators need too. One question: any plans for a Sleek-style real-time view for non-website properties (RSS feeds, podcast play events), or are you intentionally staying focused on web?
"Analytics shouldn't require a PhD" is the line. Privacy-first, cookieless, real-time, in your pocket , that's a stack of decisions I really respect. As a fellow solo iOS builder (Sorti), this is exactly the kind of dashboard I want for my own product. Great launch.