
Amplitude
SoftwareProduct analytics that reveal how people actually use your product so teams can build what drives growth.

About Amplitude
Amplitude is a product analytics platform that helps teams understand how people actually use their digital products and what drives them to stay, engage, and grow. Knowing how many visitors a site gets is easy; understanding the behaviour that leads to retention and revenue is the hard and valuable part. Amplitude focuses squarely on that behavioural layer, tracking what users do inside a product — the actions they take, the paths they follow, the features they adopt — so teams can move beyond vanity metrics to genuine insight about what makes their product succeed or fail.
The platform lets teams analyse user behaviour in depth without needing to write code for every question. You can build funnels to see where users drop off in a key flow, measure retention to understand whether people keep coming back, segment users to compare how different groups behave, and trace the paths people take through your product to find friction and opportunity. By connecting these behaviours to outcomes, Amplitude helps answer the questions that actually matter for growth: which features drive long-term engagement, what separates power users from those who churn, and what changes will move the metrics that count. It's built to make this kind of analysis accessible to product managers and growth teams, not just data scientists.
Amplitude is used by product, growth, and data teams at companies of all sizes who want to make decisions based on real user behaviour rather than guesswork. The value is clarity: instead of arguing about what users want, teams can look at what users do and build accordingly, testing hypotheses and measuring impact. This evidence-based approach to product development tends to compound — teams that genuinely understand their users iterate faster and make better bets. For any business whose success depends on building a product people love and keep using, Amplitude provides the behavioural insight to understand the why behind the numbers and to focus effort where it will actually drive engagement, retention, and growth.
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