Skomi is one platform for the things you need to know about the websites and apps you already run, instead of a separate vendor, login and bill for each question.
One small script on a site is read three ways. Site Analytics answers how many people came and where from, with sources, devices and geography. Site Behavior shows what they did once they arrived, through heatmaps, session recordings and a live view. Site Feedback collects ratings and comments pinned to the page they were left on. A fourth product, App Analytics, reads a mobile or desktop app through an SDK: screens, sessions, versions, retention and crash-free rates, so a bad release is visible in the same place as a quiet one.
Everything draws on a single shared credit allowance rather than four separate subscriptions. A page view or app screen view costs one credit, a custom event one, a browser or app error five, a session recording fifty and a feedback comment ten, so teams spend their allowance on whichever question matters that month. The free Hobby plan includes 30,000 credits a month for one site and one app, and paid plans run from $10 to $50 a month with annual billing charged for ten months.
Analytics is cookieless and data is stored in the EU, which makes Skomi a practical replacement for Google Analytics for teams with privacy or data-residency requirements. An MCP server lets an AI assistant query your own numbers in plain language, and the interface is available in English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Russian.
