As a founder and hacker, I want to know how my users use my web and mobile apps. But I haven't found an intuitive and dead-simple way to do it.
Mixpanel and google analytic are way more complex than what I have in mind.
What I would like to have is more similar to Facebook, but instead of looking at my friends activity, I'd like to see what's happening with my users.
I like the idea of a feed, or more specifically an exploratory object graph.
I'd like to open my phone and see a feed of what's happening, similar to a cat | tail but where I could click on a verb (Joined the website) or a noun (10 users) and it would direct me to that specific page.
So, for instance, it would tell me:
15 users joined <My service>. Bob And Alice got a new highscore of 2500. Marie played level 3 10 times.
I could change the Zoom ratio.. I.e. see the feed of the last minute or the last year, and it would sum up the actions to one statement.. "1541 users upgrated to premium", etc.
Basically, I don't want to look at graphes or stats or parse log files, I just want a beautiful and simple feed of what's happening. And when I see something that I'm curious about, I can just click and learn more. Just a dead simple way to understand how my users use my apps.