Nine capabilities, one surface
Everything Klynto does, in the order you will use it.
Capture, analyse, act. Three stages, nine capabilities, and no seams between them.
The surface
Built as one canvas, not six tabs
Each block below is a live part of the same view. Nothing here is a separate product.
Path maps
Follow the route people actually take, across devices and sessions.
Landed
100%
Signed up
62%
Connected a source
41%
Activated
28%
Anomaly watch
Klynto notices the move before you think to look for it.
Schema guard
Breaking changes stop at the door.
Session threads
Every number opens into the sessions behind it.
Shared views
One surface the whole team reads the same way.
Release radar
Every deploy annotated on every chart it touched.
Integrations
It already speaks to the rest of your stack
Twelve first-party connectors, and a webhook for everything else.
Slack
Route signal into the channel that owns it.
Messaging
Notion
Push weekly summaries straight into your wiki.
Docs
Figma
Tie design files to the flows they change.
Design
GitHub
Link releases to the metrics they moved.
Code
Linear
Turn a drop in activation into a triaged issue.
Planning
Vercel
Annotate every chart with the deploy behind it.
Deploys
Stripe
Join product behaviour to billing events.
Revenue
Zapier
Wire Klynto into the other nine hundred tools.
Automation
Intercom
See the sessions behind every conversation.
Support
Datadog
Correlate product signal with system health.
Observability
Sentry
Watch errors and drop-off in one timeline.
Reliability
Airtable
Sync cohorts back into the sheets you keep.
Data
The trade
What Klynto replaces
The honest version of what leaves your stack when this arrives.
Klynto
The usual stack
Time to first answer
Under an hour
Two to six weeks
Dashboards to maintain
None
Forty and counting
SQL required
No
Always
Identity resolution
At ingest
Manual joins
Release annotations
Automatic
Copy and paste
Cost of a new question
One sentence
A ticket
See it against your own data.
Connect one source and Klynto will have something to tell you before the coffee cools.