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Product Analytics SDK: a whole product, included.

Elsewhere this is the Amplitude / Mixpanel / Segment surface. Here it ships on every plan - never an add-on, never metered.

Published by AIOProductOS, the product management operating system for B2B SaaS teams. It joins customer feedback, revenue, delivery work, and code on one customer record, so teams prioritize by who is paying, not just what is loudest. Who builds it, and how we work.

One snippet inside your app.

<script defer src="https://platform.aioproductos.com/sdk/productos-pa.js"></script>
<script>
  window.addEventListener("load", () => {
    window.productosPA.init({ product_key: "pk_live_..." });
  });
</script>

8 KB gzipped or less, zero dependencies

What it does

What the Product Analytics SDK captures

  • Identity-first

    You identify the user once; from then on events carry a real user id instead of an anonymous guess.

  • Feature usage

    Track the events that matter in-app; every one ships with surface set to product.

  • One event table

    In-app events land beside web events in the same analytics store, so nothing needs stitching later.

Why it beats the standalone version

Because the user is identified, every event joins the account's customer record directly: the feature being used, the plan the account pays for, and the requests it made sit on one row. This is what makes 'did the accounts that asked actually adopt it' a query instead of a project.

Where it stops, honestly

It is the in-app surface, not the marketing-site one - anonymous public-site traffic belongs to Web Analytics. And it is a tracker, not a BI tool: the analysis happens in the platform, on the joined record.

FAQ

The Product Analytics SDK, answered

What is the difference between the product analytics and web analytics SDKs?

Web Analytics is anonymous-first and belongs on your marketing site. Product Analytics lives inside your authenticated app and is identity-first: you identify the user once, and most events then carry a real user id. Both write to the same event store, tagged by surface.

Does it replace Amplitude or Mixpanel?

It covers the same in-app event capture those tools occupy, and every event lands joined to the account record rather than in an analytics silo. What it does not try to be is a deep behavioral exploration suite. The trade is that adoption sits next to what the account pays and what they asked for.

How big is the SDK?

8 KB gzipped or less, with zero dependencies. One script tag, no bundler and no framework required.

The rest of the family

Every SDK, every plan, one spine.

Each of these is sold as its own product elsewhere. Here they all feed one customer record - feedback, revenue, work, and usage joined - on flat plans from $199/mo, every module included, with a 7-day free trial on your own data, no card required.