Nexly
SoftwareAI-powered, privacy-first analytics. Track traffic, product events, funnels, and reports — and ask an AI assistant about your data.
About Nexly
Nexly is a privacy-first product analytics platform for web, mobile, and backend applications. It combines traffic analytics, custom events, funnels, reports, and AI Insights in one dashboard. Teams can connect Claude, Cursor, Codex, and other AI tools through a hosted read-only MCP server secured with OAuth 2.1. Pricing is based on event volume, while every plan includes the complete feature set. Nexly is currently in beta.
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