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PostHog is a product analytics platform for teams that want to keep their data private.
👨💻 Host in the cloud or your own infrastructure
🛠️ Analyze funnels, paths, trends
🧪 Run A/B tests and correlation analysis
🎥 Record user sessions
🗄️ Sync with BigQuery,S3
👨💻 Host in the cloud or your own infrastructure
🛠️ Analyze funnels, paths, trends
🧪 Run A/B tests and correlation analysis
🎥 Record user sessions
🗄️ Sync with BigQuery,S3
PostHog
An all-in-one product analytics suite you can self-host
Phil Leggetter
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When I read "realtime API" I instantly assumed this was a way of exposing data through APIs over HTTP streaming or WebSocket. However, looking at the website and docs I believe my assumption and the initial impressions that "realtime API" gives is inaccurate.
@jorgesancha any chance you could please clarify?
Tinybird
Turn raw data into realtime API at scale
tru.ID APIs are a SIM-based alternative to SMS, passwords, social logins and 2FA. Developers can verify possession of a phone number directly with global carriers allowing them to build uninterrupted user journeys with greater security and privacy. Try us now!
Instant PhoneCheck API by tru.ID
The stronger SIM-based alternative to passwords, SMS and 2FA
Meeting Experience is a real-time A.I. solution that makes meetings better by helping leaders be more inclusive and effective. We take our Leader Experience solution and put it with our Virtual Meetings Assistant solution for one great meeting experience.
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Using A.I. to make meetings better
The Nexmo CLI enables quick access to a number of features from your terminal or command line. Features such as creating Nexmo applications, buying numbers, linking numbers to apps, setting up webhook endpoints and more.
Nexmo CLI (Command Line Interface)
A developer productivity tool for working with Nexmo
Phil Leggetter
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I've been inspired by a number of posts that appear on the Intercom blog. In this podcast Paul mentions "the end of apps as we know them" (https://blog.intercom.io/the-end-of-apps-as-we-know-them/) which is absolutely worth a read.
Inside Intercom - Paul Adams
Intercom's VP of product on building awesome products