●  Behavioral analytics · in development

Know why. Not just what.

Gnosti keeps every customer's events in order, so you (or Claude) can ask why someone churned and get the actual sequence back. No data team, no ETL, no per-event bill.

We're building it now. One email when it's ready.

Events from Stripe, Postgres, SDKs and webhooks flow into Gnosti, which keeps one ordered timeline per customer and answers questions in Claude, Slack and the Gnosti app. Sources Answers Stripepayments Postgresapp db SDKweb · mobile Webhooksanything Claude · CursorMCP Slackthread Gnostiweb app Memory · one timeline per customer signupinvitestripe declineddeclined ticketchurned › why did acme_co churn? → two declined checkouts, no retry prompt Events from Stripe, Postgres, SDKs and webhooks flow into Gnosti, which keeps one ordered timeline per customer and answers questions in Claude, Slack and the Gnosti app. Sources Stripe Postgres SDK Webhooks Claude · MCP Slack Gnosti app One timeline per customer › why did acme_co churn? two declined checkouts, no retry prompt

In practice

Ask why. Get the sequence back.

Every answer comes with the events behind it, so you can check the reasoning instead of trusting a chart.

The problem

Your dashboard says churn went up. It can't tell you why.

01

Dashboards only answer the questions you planned for.

A new question means a new report, a new model, or a ticket to an engineer who is busy shipping product.

02

The story is scattered across tables.

Signups live in one place, payments in another, support in a third. Rebuilding one customer's journey takes joins nobody has time to write.

03

Per-event pricing makes you track less.

The details that explain behavior are exactly the ones teams cut to keep the bill down.

How it will work

Raw events in. Answers you can trace out.

Gnosti runs next to your stack. Nothing to migrate, no pipeline to model first.

01 · Send

Point your events at it

SDK, webhooks, or read from Postgres and Stripe directly.

02 · Order

One timeline per customer

Every event stays intact, kept together and in order for each user or account.

03 · Name

Plain-English meaning

Raw event names map to concepts your team and models both understand.

evt_chk_err_402 → Failed checkout
usr_inv_snd → Invited teammate
04 · Ask

Ask from anywhere

In Gnosti, in Slack, or from Claude and Cursor over MCP. Every answer links to the events behind it.

Who it's for

Teams that need answers and don't have a data team.

If "why did this happen?" currently means waiting on an engineer, Gnosti is for you.

  • Founders who want to know why trials don't convert
  • Product managers tracing where users get stuck
  • Growth teams finding which paths lead to retention
  • Support leads spotting broken flows before tickets pile up

Pricing, when we launch

Priced per tracked customer, not per event. Send everything; the bill doesn't punish detail.

Early access

Be first to ask why.

We're onboarding a small group of design partners first. Leave your email and we'll be in touch.