stratif.io
stratif.io
- Free plan
- macOS
- Linux
- Web
- API
- Self-hosted
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What the maker publishes
- Analytics
- Its views include trends, retention, funnels, paths, user profiles, event exploration, pivots, and SQL Studio. source
- Analytics views
- It includes Trends, Retention, Funnels, User Paths, Pivot, Events, People, and SQL Studio views. source
- API authentication
- API key authentication can be enabled, requiring requests to include an X-API-Key header. source
- Data handling
- The maker says stratif.io connects directly to the warehouse, with no ingestion and no data leaving the user's infrastructure. source
- Demo
- The documentation offers a live demo with a sample e-commerce dataset and says it requires no installation. source
- Installation
- The project documents a shell install script and a Docker Compose setup for self-hosting. source
- Intended users
- The maker describes it as intended for teams whose product events are already in a SQL warehouse and who want self-hosted analytics. source
- Intended users
- The site describes the product as built for teams whose product events are already in their data warehouse, rather than teams seeking a full Mixpanel or Amplitude replacement. source
- License
- The GitHub repository lists the project under the Apache-2.0 license. source
- Limitations
- The maker says the product does not include SDKs, experimentation, session replay, or push notifications. source
- Live queries
- Charts, funnels, and retention tables run live queries against the connected warehouse, and each metric has a SQL viewer. source
- Live queries
- Charts and analytics views run live queries against the connected warehouse, with no intermediate storage or ingestion delay. source
- Product
- stratif.io is an open-source product analytics dashboard that queries a data warehouse directly, without event pipelines or per-event pricing. source
- Product
- stratif.io is an open-source product analytics dashboard that queries event data directly in a data warehouse. source
- Query limits
- The documented default query timeout is 10 seconds and the default maximum concurrent queries setting is 5; both are configurable. source
- Requirements
- An events table must provide user_id, event_name, and timestamp fields; properties and traits are optional. source
- Schema setup
- The expected events table has user_id, event_name, and timestamp fields, with properties and traits optional; field mappings can be configured. source
- Security
- Warehouse credentials are encrypted at rest using an installation-specific STRATIFIO_ENCRYPTION_KEY. source
- Security
- Warehouse credentials are encrypted at rest using a configured STRATIFIO_ENCRYPTION_KEY. source
- Self-hosting
- The maker documents installation on a server or laptop, including a one-line install script and Docker Compose setup. source
- SQL transparency
- Each metric includes a SQL viewer so users can inspect the query behind it. source
- Supported databases
- The product lists DuckDB, SQLite, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, Snowflake, and Databricks as supported databases. source
- Warehouses
- Documented warehouse options are DuckDB, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, Snowflake, and Databricks. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.