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Comet Opik
Opik is an end-to-end AI observability platform designed to help developers test, ship, and continuously improve agentic systems.
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Fivetran
Effortlessly centralize all the data you need so your team can deliver better insights, faster. Start for free.
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Fathom Analytics
Ditch complex, intrusive analytics for Fathom - a better Google analytics alternative. Experience ease of use, forever data retention & full legal compliance.
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Google Analytics 4
Google Analytics 4 is listed in the FXDST software directory. Review its official website, pricing, privacy terms, integrations, and migration options before adopting it.
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New Relic
New Relic is an AI-powered observability platform that correlates your telemetry across your entire stack, so you can isolate the root cause and reduce MTTR.
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Axiom
The agent-native platform for logs, metrics, traces, and events. Built for humans and machines alike.
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Grafana Cloud
Monitor metrics, logs, traces, and profiles with Grafana Cloud—an AI-powered, fully managed observability platform built on leading open source tools.
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Cronitor
Free uptime, status and performance monitoring for cron jobs, websites, APIs and more. Instant alerts when your system fails.
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Checkly
The only monitoring platform built from the ground up to be operated by developers and agents to give teams a clear signal of application health.
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Countly
Countly is a first-party digital analytics and customer engagement platform offering on-premise or private cloud hosting for mobile, web, and desktop apps.
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Matomo
Don’t damage your reputation with Google Analytics. Matomo is the ethical alternative where you won’t make privacy sacrifices or compromise your site.
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