Start Tracking Events in LogZuno in Minutes
Install LogZuno with a ready-made code snippet, watch your first event arrive live, and explore it with sample data.
A new LogZuno project can now go from completely empty to tracking real events in minutes, with an install page that proves tracking is actually working before you write a single line of analysis code or wonder whether anything arrived at all.
What You Gain
Setting up event tracking usually means picking a library, writing boilerplate, and waiting to find out if anything actually arrived. LogZuno's install page removes the guesswork: it creates a project key, offers a snippet in whichever language or framework the site already uses, and then waits on screen and tells you the moment the first event shows up. Until real traffic arrives, a project can also load realistic sample data, so a new account always has something to look at, and that sample data is clearly marked and removable with one click.
How It Works
The install page offers the LogZuno JavaScript SDK as a script tag or npm package, plus ready-made code for cURL and a dozen other common ways to send events, each filled in with the project's own key. Add the script tag or snippet, load the page, and the install screen switches from waiting to "Data is arriving" on its own, no refresh needed. From there, the LogZuno SDK batches and retries events automatically, tracks pageviews (including single-page app navigation) and clicks without extra code, and works equally well from a browser or a server. Sample data can be added for a quick look around before real traffic exists, and removed later with one click, without affecting anything real that has already been tracked in the meantime.
Where to Find It
Open any new project to reach its install page, or revisit it later from Project Settings to add or remove sample data.
See how to invite teammates to help set this up. Learn more about LogZuno at logzuno.app.