Why we built dumbledor
Stale dashboards and a separate uptime tool were slowing teams down. We wanted analytics and monitoring that move at the speed you ship.
Every product team we talked to had the same complaint: by the time a chart updated, the sprint was already over. Analytics felt like archaeology. Uptime lived in a second tool with a second bill.
We started dumbledor with a simple constraint. Events should land in under a second, dashboards should be useful on day one, and privacy controls should not be an enterprise upsell.
Real-time by default
Most tools treat live data as a premium feature. We flipped that. Every plan, including the free Starter tier, gets streaming ingestion, live counters on the realtime view, and funnel analysis without waiting for nightly jobs.
Analytics and uptime in one place
HTTP, TCP, and ping monitors run alongside your event stream. Incidents open when checks fail, and Pro and Scale plans get email and Discord alerts plus public status pages. One project, one dashboard, fewer tabs open during an outage.
Built for builders
Drop a single script tag from our CDN, call track() and identify() when you need custom events, and read metrics back through a REST query API. No agent, no six-week implementation project, no dedicated data team required to get value.
Under the hood, ingest, the query API, and the tracker CDN run as separate services so traffic spikes do not slow down your dashboard. If you are shipping fast, your metrics should keep up. That is the product we set out to build.