What is Livedocs?
It is a no-code analytics tool that lets you build simple reports with live data from tools like Segment, Stripe, and Google Analytics, without writing code.
It lets non-technical users track common metrics like retention, MRR, etc by connecting directly to tools via OAuth. IMO, until teams or projects hit a certain size or success, writing SQL queries or hopping between different dashboards to track simple metrics is overkill. So we let these users build live reports and documents using pre-built blocks that connect to their tools directly.
Livedocs is a tool in the Business Dashboards category of a tech stack.
Who uses Livedocs?
Developers
Livedocs Integrations
GitHub, Slack, Google Analytics, Mailchimp, and Stripe are some of the popular tools that integrate with Livedocs. Here's a list of all 13 tools that integrate with Livedocs.
Livedocs's Features
- Create documents that update themselves
- Grows with your team
- Data stack in one click
- Simplify working with data
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