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VibeMetrics
See which clicks pay.
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See which clicks pay.
3 followers
Simple analytics for apps built with AI tools like Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Claude Code and Cursor. See signups and revenue by channel. Set up with one prompt.







Hi Hunters 👋
My name is Arman. I am a Data Scientist with 9 years of experience and started building products a year ago. Having no background in software engineering, I started vibe coding websites and then fully functional web apps. In the beginning of this year I sold my first SaaS product that I vibe coded in 3 months. Then I built another website (big project) for a client and learned a lot during the process.
Now I have great understanding of how apps are created and how they work, so I want to create my own products to eventually replace my 9-5.
After building those app, I wanted to see who visits it and get some analytics on it, so my first choice was Google Analytics. But it's so complex and takes time to master. And what's more important it does not tell you which visitors pay. So the idea of VibeMetrics was born.
VibeMetrics answers one question: which channel brings signups and paying customers?
- Paste one prompt into Lovable or Bolt (or Cursor, Claude Code, Replit, v0). It tells you which file it changed.
- Paste a second prompt to track Supabase signups, and a third for the one thing people do once they get value ("created a habit", "made a first invoice").
- Connect Stripe with one click. Payments, renewals and refunds land next to the channel that brought the customer.
Then you get answers something like: "Reddit: 382 visitors, 31 signups, 9 paying customers, $171."
New since we started building:
🤖 Visitors from AI assistants: see whether ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity actually send you paying customers
🕷️ AI crawlers: which AI bots read your app, and which pages
🍪 Cookieless mode if you'd rather not show a cookie banner
🔗 A public dashboard link to share your numbers while you build in public
It's free during the beta. You're welcome to try it on the app you're launching today. I'd love to hear what you'd want it to tell you next.
Thanks.
Arman
PS: I share my journey here.