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Spectry helps teams understand and improve user experience through behavioral analytics and product insights.
Our platform gives product, design, and growth teams the tools they need to see how users interact with their websites and applications. With heatmaps, conversion funnels, and rage click tracking, Spectry reveals where users engage,
struggle, or drop off.
Spectry also helps teams collect feedback and optimize their products with A/B testing, surveys, and in-product feedback tools, turning user behavior and opinions into actionable improvements.
With features like error logging, automated insights, and custom dashboards, Spectry brings together behavioral data, user feedback, and product analytics in one place, so teams can quickly identify issues, understand user intent, and build better digital experiences.
Key capabilities include: Heatmaps to visualize user interactions Conversion funnels to identify drop-offs A/B testing for data-driven experimentation Surveys and feedback collection Rage click tracking and behavioral signals Error logging to catch technical issues
Automated insights and custom dashboards
Spectry helps teams move from raw data to clear insights and better product decisions.
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Spectry's answer:
Spectry is unique because it combines analytics, user behavior tracking, AI-powered insights, and A/B testing into one connected platform. Instead of forcing teams to use multiple tools for heatmaps, session recordings, funnels, feedback, and experimentation, Spectry brings everything together in a single workflow.
What makes Spectry different is its ability to automatically detect friction points, rage clicks, drop-offs, UX issues, and conversion blockers using AI, then help teams test improvements immediately. This allows businesses to move from data collection to optimization much faster.
Spectry is also privacy-focused, lightweight, and built with GDPR-first infrastructure, making it a strong alternative to complex and expensive analytics stacks.
Spectry's answer:
The primary audience of Spectry is growth-focused digital teams that need to understand user behavior and improve conversion rates without relying on multiple separate tools.
This includes SaaS companies, eCommerce businesses, and product teams that actively work on onboarding, retention, and funnel optimization. It is also well suited for marketers, growth leads, and founders who want clear, actionable insights instead of raw analytics data that requires manual interpretation.
Agencies and consultants working with multiple clients are also a strong fit, since Spectry allows them to quickly identify issues, test improvements, and demonstrate measurable results across different websites from one platform.
Overall, Spectry is built for teams that care about turning user behavior data into practical improvements that increase conversions and reduce friction.
Spectry's answer:
A person should choose Spectry over its competitors because it replaces multiple separate tools with one unified platform that handles analytics, user behavior tracking, AI-driven insights, and A/B testing in a single workflow. Instead of switching between different dashboards and trying to connect scattered data, users get a clear and connected view of what is happening on their site and why it is happening.
Spectry also stands out because it does not just show raw data. It actively identifies problems such as drop-offs, rage clicks, UX friction, and errors, then helps teams act on those insights immediately through built-in experimentation tools. This makes it easier and faster to improve conversions without needing multiple integrations or complex setups.
In addition, Spectry is designed to be lightweight, privacy-focused, and GDPR compliant, making it a strong choice for teams that care about performance, simplicity, and data protection.
Spectry's answer:
Spectry was not built just to make "another" startup. We wanted to solve a real issue we faced with analytics platforms. To get proper answer why conversions are lacking, what are the current issues on website without having to crawl through thousands of records, without having to pay for multiple platforms, without context switching.
Spectry's answer:
Front-end runs on Angular, back-end is written on Node using Express. Everything is containerized and deployed to Google Cloud, using EU instances. For data we have Postgresql for users, payments, site settings, usage tracking etc. All tracking data lives on Clickhouse. We also have Redis for caching and Gitlab CI/CD pipelines delivering new features to production in minutes.
Spectry's answer:
We are still on open beta, which is 100% free to test. We are not currently disclosing our biggest users, but we have few large enterprises focused on retail, digital marketing companies and SaaS sites running on Spectry.