- 01Ownership
- 02Real time
- 03One system
- 04AI inside
- 05Compliance
- 06Proven
Unique challenges
Ready for the cases
a shared SaaS cannot serve
Some products never touch the public internet. Some devices are offline for weeks. Some journeys cross a car, a phone and a call center. Countly was built for these.
Internal applications
Employee tools, back-office systems and intranets analyzed inside the network, with no third-party script and data that stays inside your network.
Offline device analytics
SDKs queue events on devices that are offline for days or weeks: vehicles, kiosks, medical devices, field equipment. Data arrives when the device does.
Cross-device journeys
One profile across mobile, web, desktop and embedded, merged when the user identifies. The journey is read as one path, not four reports.
Custom dashboards
Every team builds its own view on the same live data: product, marketing, support, leadership. Scheduled by email, shared per app.
Highly regulated environments
Banks, healthcare and public sector run Countly because residency, masking, consent and audit are properties of the architecture.
Self-hosted deployment
Your cloud, your data center or an air-gapped network. Updates ship as packages you install. No default vendor access.
“At Countly, we believe data creates meaningful connections. Our platform empowers businesses to own analytics, protect privacy, and turn insights into action.”
Compared
Countly against
the usual stack
A shared analytics SaaS plus a messaging tool plus an experimentation platform, versus one system running where your data is allowed to be.
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