tigr tells you what your users actually do. You install it in one line, then an AI skill reads your code and writes the tracking for you. No dashboards to wire, no event names to invent.
tigr npm install tigr-reactVue · React · React Native · plain HTMLYou point a skill at a page. It walks the whole file tree, decides which actions actually deserve an event, and writes the calls into the right files. This is a real run, so pick your stack and press play.
› /tigr-react app/checkout/page.tsxPress Run skill to watch it work →
Every event ships with human-readable props, never a bare id, so the dashboard reads like a sentence, not a lookup table. See the full event reference
Every tap, submit and drop-off is a signal about what your product is really doing. Most teams collect all of it and read none of it.
By the time a number looks bad, the users already churned. Events catch the drop the day it starts, not the month you finally notice.
Shipped a new flow? Without events you are guessing whether it worked. With them, you know exactly where people fall off.
tigr turns the raw stream into a plain-language briefing. No events, nothing to explain. The better you track, the sharper the insight.
checkout_started { plan: "pro", total: 49 }cart_item_removed { product_name: "Annual" }page_leave { path: "/checkout" }checkout_started { plan: "pro", total: 49 }page_leave { path: "/checkout" }
“Checkout got more traffic this week, but nobody finished. Every session that dropped did it on the same step, right after an item was removed, and mostly on the pro plan.”
plain-language digest · no charts to decodeEach skill is a markdown file you drop into Claude Code, Cursor, or any agent that reads skills. It knows what tigr captures automatically, so it never double-tracks, and it always shows you the plan before it writes a line.
Walks the component tree, stores, hooks and mutations, then writes the events where the handlers actually live.
Resolves auto-imported components to their files, follows composables, and keeps SSR safe while it instruments.
Depth-first through screens and zustand stores, and wires the one navigator listener that gives you screen views.
No build step, no components. Follows every linked script to the real handlers and instruments through window.tigr.
Not sure which SDK you need? Hand your agent the setup file instead. It detects your stack, wires the API key into the right env file with the right prefix, installs the SDK, and initializes it once, then hands off to the skill above.
Want the whole picture? The docs cover setup for every stack, the reference lists every method and auto-captured event, and why tigr explains what we do with the data once it arrives.
One line to install. One command to add the events. Then tigr reads the stream and writes you the briefing, in plain language, no analyst required.
No credit card · works with Vue, React, React Native and plain HTML