VortexPrism gives every user one identity, and keeps on it where they came from, what they do in your app, and what they have paid. One record, from the ad that found them to the invoice they settled.
Free to start. $90/month once you grow, unlimited apps.
› how is my app doing?
⏺ vortex · get_insights
23 users this week, up 4. 8 arrived through your Reddit launch link.
Everyone who came back had created a project in their first session.
Sharpest drop-off: onboarding step 2. Most people never finish it.
› fix it, then tell me if it worked
⏺ vortex · create_annotation "fix: onboarding step 2"
⏺ vortex · compare_window — one week later
Step 2 completion 39% → 71%. Errors caught down 76%.
VortexPrism has an MCP server over your live data. The conversation above is your agent using it.
Separate tools each hold a quarter of the story and disagree about who the user is. VortexPrism issues the identity once, then reads acquisition, sign-in, behaviour and revenue against that same record.
App Store Connect impressions, installs and spend, plus a tagged link for every place you post. Channels are judged on who activated and who paid.
Email, magic links, Google, Apple, GitHub, and passkeys. Sessions live in httpOnly cookies on the web and the Keychain on mobile.
Sessions, screens, and errors are captured without any wiring. On top of that: funnels, retention, channel attribution, and findings written as things to fix.
App Store, Play Store, and Stripe money in one view: trials, conversions, churn, refunds, and what each user has paid, on the same record as what they do.
At 12 users every percentage is noise and every chart is flat, so most analytics tools have nothing to say. Below about 30 users, VortexPrism reports on the people themselves.
Who came back, where they came from, and what the ones who stayed did differently. Pseudonymised, and available from your first week.
your monday email
Your week: 11 users, up 5.
6 of 11 arrived through your "reddit-launch" link.
All 3 who returned created a project in their first session. The 8 who didn't, never came back.
One error is trending: paywall.load_failed, 4 users hit it.
Everything the dashboard shows is also available over MCP, to the agent that already writes your code.
A generated guide teaches your agent the SDK and your event names, then has it confirm events are arriving by reading them back.
"How is my app doing?" runs against live auth, behaviour, and revenue data over MCP. Funnels, retention, channels, and subscriptions, answered in your terminal.
Mark a release, then compare the same window before and after it to see whether the change worked.
Both plans include every feature. Free up to 1,000 monthly active users, then $90 a month.
These limits never expire.
$900 a year, two months free.
One subscription replaces an auth vendor, an analytics vendor, and a purchases vendor.
Setup takes one session with your agent.