The business events hiding in your data
Every app generates real business events — checkouts, sign-ins, searches — that most analytics never captures. Drop your traffic or an export you already have and see what you’re missing, named automatically.
Drop your data — or click to choose
A .harof your traffic (browser Network tab → “Save all as HAR”), or an event export from Amplitude, Mixpanel, or your warehouse — JSON, NDJSON, or CSV.
Runs 100% in your browser — your file never touches our servers.
Your file is read, grouped, and named entirely in your browser. It never leaves your device and nothing derived from it is ever sent to Drengr — the scan itself makes no network request, so open your Network tab and check. The one optional AI-naming demo runs on our own sample traffic, never on your file.
The part no one says out loud
You’re not reading your data. You’re reading a translation of it.
Your analytics doesn’t show you what happened — it shows you what it chose to surface. Everything underneath speaks a language you don’t: SQL, event schemas, a query builder only a handful of people can read. And even they are translating half-blind — guessing which of a thousand questions you actually needed answered.
So the truth reaches you second-hand, one translated answer at a time, and every hop loses something. The question you didn’t know to ask never gets asked. The signal that would have changed your quarter gets rounded off — or buried — somewhere between the raw event and the slide someone built for you.
You’re deciding on the shadow of your data. Never the thing itself.
Drengr Analytics hands you the read directly — events named for you, every number wearing its own honest bound, and a plain-language question box where a query language used to be. No gatekeepers between you and your own app. Just what happened, in words you already speak.
Why re-read your own data
You have the data. Getting it back is the hard part.
We checked all 12 leading analytics tools — from each vendor’s own documentation — for one thing: can you get your own full raw event history back out, yourself, today?
- 2/ 12
- hand it back, free
- PostHog · Amplitude — self-serve raw export, no add-on
- 4/ 12
- make you pay for it
- Segment · Heap · Pendo · Statsig — full raw export gated to an enterprise tier or add-on
- 6/ 12
- only a limited window
- GA4 · RudderStack · Datadog · LaunchDarkly forward-only from setup; Mixpanel · Sentry auto-delete raw events after 2 yrs / 90 days
Only 2 of 12 hand you your own raw history, free and self-serve.Four paywall it behind an enterprise tier or add-on. The other six only give you a limited window — GA4, RudderStack, Datadog and LaunchDarkly capture raw events only forward, from the day you turn export on; Mixpanel and Sentry auto-delete yours after two years / 90 days. Either way, the full history you already had isn’t yours to pull back.
Drengr is the other way around. Point it at whatever you already have — a live capture, an Amplitude or Mixpanel export, a table your warehouse already holds — and read it through the model built for how apps like yours actually make money, with an honest bound on every number. Where your history is genuinely gone, we say so plainly — and seal every new event on-device from the very first one, so it never happens to you again.
The end of being in the dark about your own data.
Re-verified per vendor against each company’s own current documentation, July 2026 (citations on file). Some “limited-window” calls rest on how each export actually works — the absence of any backfill, or a stated retention cap — rather than one quotable sentence; where we infer, we say so, and we re-check as terms change.