Console.log
for your startup.
Call customer.log() anywhere in your code. Every signup, failed payment, or upgrade click gets sent straight to your Slack or inbox — live, not the next time you check a dashboard.
// the reality
You built the thing. Now you're refreshing Stripe four times a day, tabbing over to your database to check if anyone signed up, and finding out about a failed payment three days later when the customer emails you. You don't need another dashboard. You need someone to just tell you.
// how it works
Three steps. Zero hassle.
Drop it in
Initialize with your API key. Takes 30 seconds.
Log anything that matters
Call one function anywhere in your app.
It shows up where you are
Slack message and inbox feed, instant.
// interactive demo
Live event feed
Watch it update in real time. Your events will look just like this.
This is what your inbox looks like. Yours will have your users in it, not ours.
// channels
// use cases
What you can log
New signup
Know the second someone joins, not when you happen to check.
Payment succeeded / failed
Stripe webhook, one line, straight to Slack.
User hit a plan limit
Your best upsell moment, timed right.
Error in production
Not a full monitoring suite, just "something broke."
Clicked but didn't convert
The moments before churn, visible.
Anything custom
It's one function call, log whatever your product actually does.
A weekly summary of everything that happened, written in plain English — so you don't even have to read the feed to know how your week went.
// simple pricing
Pay only for what you log
Drag it to your actual signup/payment volume. That's the bill once you pass 1,500 free events. No tiers, no seat limits, no annual lock-in.
// faq
