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Turn JSON events into answers

Send JSON events from any app. Explore them with dashboards, ClickHouse SQL, alerts, and secure embeds—without maintaining a data pipeline.

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From first event to a useful graph in minutes.

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Platform

From first event to production dashboard

Start with the data you already have. Add structure only when it earns its keep.

Visualize

Explore before you model

Every JSON field is available the moment an event lands. Filter, group, compare, and turn the result into a chart without defining a warehouse schema first.

Explore before you model

Query

Use SQL when the question gets interesting

Move from point-and-click exploration to full ClickHouse SQL without exporting anything. Write joins, window functions, funnels, and cohort queries, then chart the results in the same notebook.

Use SQL when the question gets interesting

Monitor

Turn analysis into something people use

Compose live dashboards, alert on important changes, and securely embed customer-facing analytics. One event stream can serve your team, your users, and your operations.

Turn analysis into something people use

Scale

Pricing you can model before you grow

Start free, then pay a published rate based on stored event volume. Retention controls help you keep the data that matters and remove the data that does not.

Pricing you can model before you grow

Connect

Connect the systems already producing events

Use one-click integrations for Vercel, Segment, and Stripe, or send a plain HTTP request from any language. No SDK is required.

Connect the systems already producing events

Capabilities

A focused analytics toolkit

The core pieces you need to collect events, investigate behavior, and share what you learn.

Fast by design
Columnar storage and purpose-built queries keep interactive analysis responsive as your event history grows.
Alerts
Watch important metrics and get notified when a value crosses the threshold you define.
Plain HTTP API
Send JSON from any language with a generated request snippet. There is no client library to install or keep updated.
ClickHouse SQL
Run joins, window functions, and custom aggregations directly over your events, then visualize the result.
Dashboards
Arrange the charts your team needs in a drag-and-drop workspace, without rebuilding every query in frontend code.
Collections
Separate event streams by product, environment, team, or retention policy while keeping one consistent analysis workflow.
Controlled access
Keep API keys on the server, separate data by collection, and choose retention windows that fit each workload.
Available in real time
New events become explorable as they arrive, so dashboards and investigations are based on what is happening now.

From customers

Trusted by builders shipping real products

Developers use GraphJSON for internal metrics, customer dashboards, product analytics, and operational logs.

Pablius
Pablius
@pablius

Can I recommend @GraphJSON ? Good, simple, super responsive indie developer

Bhanu
Bhanu
@pbteja1988

I really love the simplicity of @GraphJSON. You just push the all your data to it and you would be able to make all sorts of graphs and visualizations out of that data.

Tibo
Tibo
@tibo_maker

I am now a happy customer of @GraphJSON by @TheBuilderJR. Super simple analytics and visualisation system for devs

Rob Corn
Rob Corn
@robcorn_

Think @GraphJSON could work well for you. Disclaimer: I didn't build it but am a big fan

Nikita
Nikita
@nikita_builds
Aspyn
Aspyn
@AspynPalatnick

I've also used @GraphJSON for recording logs, visualizing them, and querying them. It's very performant and quick to get started with

Spencer Jones
Spencer Jones
@jones_spencera

I use @GraphJSON for something similar. It's great! Lots of good visualizations.

Callum McIntyre
Callum McIntyre
@callum_codes

I crossed 1000km of daily runs since 1st July! S/O @GraphJSON for supporting all my ridiculous visualisations :D

Bengin Cetindere
Bengin Cetindere
@bengincet

Let me introduce @GraphJSON by @TheBuilderJR. It's awesome and very developer-friendly. I use it to track data like signups and conversions but it's very customizable.

Marcus Gallegos
Marcus Gallegos
@gallegos_marcus
Dustin McCaffree
Dustin McCaffree
@terribledustin

+1 for @GraphJSON! It's so flexible, and JR builds at lightning speeds if you need other features!

Boris Tane
Boris Tane
@BorisTane

@TheBuilderJR @GraphJSON I love this. knowing what the tech behind it, I can tell you this product is solid

Eric Allam
Eric Allam
@maverickdotdev

Nice one! Enjoying @GraphJSON so far on JSON-Hero, was super easy to integrate!

Shane Harter
Shane Harter
@shaneharter

We are happy customers 🤗

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