See the shape of your events, not just the count.
The same events you send for alerts already carry what you need to chart them: group by stream, title, country, user or a custom field, then pick line, bar, pie or funnel.
Event analytics, not product analytics
LogsNinja doesn't capture every click, session or page view. You decide which events matter – a signup, a payment, a cancellation – and each one already carries a stream, a title, an optional user and any metadata you attach. Analytics here means turning that same data into a chart, not adding a separate tracking layer or SDK on top of it.
Four ways to shape the same events
Line
How a count moves over a rolling or custom period – signups per day, errors per week.
Bar
Side-by-side totals – events per plan, failures per integration.
Pie
Share of a whole – cancellation reasons, traffic by country.
Funnel
Drop-off across a sequence of events you define – signup, activation, first payment.
Slice by what's already on the event
No separate tagging step. Every event already carries a stream, a title, an optional user and any metadata you attached – a chart groups by whichever of those answers your question.
Five ways to group the same event
A funnel is just three events, in order
Pick the events that mark each step and LogsNinja shows the drop-off between them – no separate funnel tool, same events you're already sending for alerts.
user.signed_up
user.activated
subscription.paid
Who it's for
A good fit
You already send business events for alerts and want a chart on the same data, without adding an SDK or a separate analytics tool.
Not a fit
You need session recordings, heatmaps or full page-level behavioral analytics – that's a product analytics tool, not LogsNinja.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to send events differently to chart them?
No. The same event you send for a native alert already has a stream, a title and optional metadata – that's what a chart groups by.
Can I compare two time periods?
Each chart runs over a rolling window (7, 30, 90 days) or a custom date range you set – open two charts side by side to compare periods.
How many steps can a funnel have?
As many events as you define, in the order you set them. Most teams start with three: a signup, an activation moment and a payment.
Is this the same as the operations dashboard?
They share the same charts. The operations dashboard is where you arrange them into a live view for the team; event analytics is about the charts themselves.
Turn your first event into a chart.
Send one event and group it any way you like, in seconds.