
Analytics for AI-built web products
Analytics for the app you just vibe coded
You shipped fast. Now see where users came from, what they did, where they stopped, and which journeys became real payments. Ask your AI agent to install Talivia and verify that production data is arriving.

Tuesday, September 15th, 2026
Friday, September 18th, 2026
Ship fast. Learn faster.
Publishing is the start of the feedback loop
A deployment counter can tell you that people arrived. Talivia connects acquisition, product activity, and confirmed payment evidence so you can decide what to improve next.
Know which launch actually worked
Compare referrers, campaigns, landing pages, and search traffic without losing the visitor journey behind the totals
Track the moment users get value
Measure signup, onboarding, first-use, and feature events instead of treating every pageview as progress
Connect payment truth to the journey
Attach supported confirmed payments to the source, session, pages, and product actions that came before them
Prompt to production data
Install analytics the way you built the product
Connect Talivia to a supported coding agent over MCP, or give your builder the generated tracker and the events that matter. A real browser visit verifies the result.
Set up Talivia for this web app. Install the tracker, add events for signup, first successful action, and checkout, then verify that real production data is arriving.
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Select the right website
Create or choose the Talivia property that matches the deployed domain
- 02
Instrument high-signal actions
Keep pageviews automatic and add stable events for activation and checkout
- 03
Verify the live deployment
Confirm real ingestion instead of assuming that generated code is working
One inspectable journey
From launch link to paid customer, without stitching dashboards together
Source and campaign
Keep the referrer, UTM campaign, and first landing page attached to the visit
Product actions
See signup, activation, feature use, and checkout in chronological session activity
Confirmed payment
Use the payment provider as revenue truth and inspect the journey matched to it
Builder guides
Choose how you built it
The measurement model stays the same across AI builders, coding agents, and visual website tools. Dedicated setup guides for each environment are coming next.
Lovable analytics
React and Vite placement, useful events, publishing, and live verification
Bolt analytics
Install from the builder chat and verify the deployed WebContainer project
Replit analytics
Choose the correct path for static HTML, React, or a full-stack Replit app
v0 analytics
Add tracking to the shared Next.js layout and verify the Vercel deployment
Base44 analytics
Measure acquisition, activation, and payment outcomes in a published Base44 app
ChatGPT Sites analytics
Add a feedback loop to websites and browser experiences created with ChatGPT
Claude Artifacts analytics
Track meaningful use after an interactive artifact becomes a shared web product
Gemini Canvas analytics
Instrument the deployed website or app produced from a Gemini Canvas workflow
Framer analytics
Connect campaign traffic, form actions, and revenue to a published Framer site
Webflow analytics
Measure marketing pages and key product actions across a Webflow experience
Wix Studio analytics
Follow visitor journeys from the first landing page to a valuable outcome
Bubble analytics
Add stable events around workflows, activation, checkout, and returning users
Clear measurement boundaries
Measure the shipped product, not the code generator
Talivia measures activity in a browser-based product. It does not determine which model wrote the code, reconstruct private behavior, or turn a checkout click into revenue without payment evidence.
- Web apps and websites are supported; native mobile apps require a separate collection path
- Agent-generated instrumentation still needs a real deployment and ingestion check
- Confirmed provider payments remain separate from clicks, success pages, and intent events
Questions
Vibe-coded app analytics, without another complicated stack
What works automatically, what your builder or agent should add, and how Talivia connects the result to revenue
What is analytics for a vibe-coded app?
It is website and product measurement for an app built with an AI coding tool. Useful coverage includes acquisition sources, pageviews, meaningful product events, funnels, visitor journeys, and confirmed revenue rather than only deployment traffic.
Does Talivia work with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, and v0?
Yes for browser-based apps and websites where the Talivia script can run. The exact placement depends on whether the project is static HTML, React or Vite, Next.js, or another supported web framework.
Can an AI agent install Talivia for me?
A supported coding agent can connect to Talivia over MCP, select or create the website, get the framework-specific installation plan, edit the project, and verify real ingestion. You still review the code and approve secure account or payment-provider handoffs.
What should I track first?
Start with the action that represents first value, plus signup and checkout. Keep the vocabulary small and stable. Talivia already records normal pageviews, sessions, sources, devices, and locations around those events.
Do I need to replace the analytics built into my hosting platform?
No. Hosting analytics can remain useful for deployment traffic and performance. Talivia adds product events, funnels, inspectable visitor activity, and the connection from acquisition to confirmed payment.
Does this work for a website as well as an app?
Yes. Marketing sites, directories, SaaS products, and other browser-based experiences can use the same tracker. The event plan should match the valuable actions available in that product.
Ship the feedback loop too
See what users do after your agent finishes building
Add the deployed domain, measure the first meaningful action, and follow the journey to confirmed revenue
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