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Raah.dev
Track your revenue, analytics, and website performance
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Track your revenue, analytics, and website performance
62 followers
Connect payments and conversions with page speed, API latency, errors, and ISP performance in one dashboard. Revenue analytics and real-user observability for humans and AI agents.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
We've been building Raah for a while, and I'm excited to finally share it here!
While working on web products, we kept running into the same problem. Analytics could tell us where users dropped off, but not whether a slow page, failing API, or poor network experience contributed to it.
Investigating usually meant jumping between multiple tools.
So we built Raah: privacy-friendly web analytics, revenue tracking, and real-user network observability in one dashboard.
Here's what you can do:
User analytics: Track visitors, journeys, funnels, retention, and acquisition channels.
Revenue & conversions: Track payments, revenue sources, and estimated revenue at risk.
Channel quality: Compare conversions, landing pages, and performance across traffic sources.
Network observability: Monitor API latency, errors, Web Vitals, and ISP-level performance.
AI & MCP: Explore analytics with AI and connect Raah to coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor.
We've also added alerts, public status pages, and more.
We're a small team building Raah, and there's still plenty we want to improve.
I'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions, this is our first launch.
Thanks for checking out. Really appreciate your support! 🙌
i have been using Raah and i have now set it as my default for analytics, performance and I feel the insights it gives are absolutely amazing so i highly recommend anyone to use Raah
@shivaylamba Glad to know this, Thankyou!
Arindam here, co-maker of Raah 👋
My favorite part of building this was the "revenue at risk" view. Most tools tell you a page is slow.
Raah tells you that slow page cost you roughly $X this week. Framing performance in money changed how our own team prioritized fixes.
If you try it, the free plan is enough for a real project. Tell us what breaks or what's missing; we're shipping fast and reading everything. 🙏
The MCP angle is the part I'd try first. Being able to connect this to Claude Code or Cursor and ask about analytics in place beats jumping between dashboards, especially when the same view ties API latency and errors to revenue at risk. That framing makes a slow page feel like a money problem, not just a Web Vitals score.
congrats on the launch anand. revenue at risk is the part i would open first every morning. how do you estimate it, is it real lost sessions on slow pages or more a model guess? if the number looks too high once, people stop trusting the whole dashboard
@agshin_rajabov Thanks!
It comes from conversion-rate gaps by page speed, connection, carrier, or error segment, valued using available average payment data. you can learn more about it here
@astrodevil segment gaps are a better base than a model guess. do you show how many sessions are behind each number, so one small carrier does not look like a big loss?
the combination here is what stands out more than any single feature - revenue, user journeys and ISP-level network data all sitting in one dashboard is a lot of signal about individual visitors in one place. once that's connected to a coding agent over MCP, what's actually scoped for the agent to query - aggregate numbers, or can it drill down to a specific session and its ISP too? that feels like the real privacy question here, more than the analytics piece on its own.