Glazed Analytics

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Glazed: Visual, Figma‑native tracking plans and product analytics that fit your existing stack.

#Visual Product Analytics#Tracking Documentation#Product Teams#Data Teams#Engineering Teams#Figma#Heatmaps#Funnels#UI Elements#Segment Integration#Amplitude Integration#Mixpanel Integration#Snowflake Integration#BigQuery Integration#Redshift Integration#Tracking Plans#Single Source of Truth#Governance#Time Savings

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About Glazed Analytics

Glazed is a visual product analytics tracking documentation platform that replaces traditional tracking spreadsheets and markdown specs with Figma-linked visual tracking plans. Teams create tracking plans directly in their product designs, linking each event to the specific UI element that triggers it. This eliminates interpretation errors and reduces implementation bugs by 50%, saving product teams 50+ hours per sprint. Glazed offers AI-powered tracking plan creation from Figma designs—generating implementation-ready tracking code that works with Cursor, Claude Code, Bolt, Lovable, or any AI coding assistant. It provides a single source of truth for event specifications across iOS, Android, and Web, integrates with Segment, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Houseware like Snowflake, BigQuery, and Redshift, and includes self-service visual analytics such as funnels built by clicking on screens and heatmaps. Companies like Cafeyn have eliminated tracking alignment meetings entirely and saved 100+ hours per month. Glazed is the modern alternative to Excel tracking templates, Google Sheets specs, and GitHub markdown files, scaling from startups to enterprises with 20+ developers.

Key Features

Visual tracking documentation linked to specific UI elements in Figma

Create visual tracking plans directly inside design files

Figma Tracking Companion Plugin for in‑tool access

Unified tracking repository across iOS, Android, Web, Product, and Data teams

Single source of truth for event specifications

Integrations with Segment, Amplitude, and Mixpanel

Data warehouse integrations with Snowflake, BigQuery, and Redshift

Import existing events from Mixpanel or Amplitude

Self‑service visual analytics: build funnels by clicking on screens and elements

Heatmaps with click‑through rates and 30‑day usage volume via hover

Pros & Cons

Pros

Visual tracking plans linked to Figma designs eliminate interpretation errors and reduce implementation bugs by 50%.
AI-powered tracking code generation accelerates implementation and works with multiple AI coding assistants.
Cross-platform consistency ensures iOS, Android, and Web teams share the same tracking specifications.
Integrates seamlessly with existing analytics tools (Segment, Amplitude, Mixpanel) and data warehouses (Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift).
Proven time savings: teams save 50+ hours per sprint and 100+ hours per month on tracking alignment and debugging.
Self-service visual analytics (funnels, heatmaps) enable exploration without SQL or engineering support.
Name checker and visual version history prevent duplicate events and track changes.
Free trial available to test the platform.

Cons

Pricing is contact-based, which may be prohibitive for smaller teams or individual developers.
Full visual tracking capabilities require Figma; teams not using Figma may not benefit from all features.
Adoption requires team buy-in to transition from spreadsheets/markdown to a new workflow.

Best For

Product Managers: Define and align tracking requirements during design reviews by creating visual event specs directly in Figma.Designers: Link events to specific UI components in Figma and keep the tracking plan current as designs evolve.Front‑end Engineers: Instrument events faster by referencing visual specs and avoiding duplicates with the name checker.Data Analysts: Build funnels by clicking on screens and elements, and explore heatmaps and screen views without writing queries.QA Teams: Verify event implementation and usage through warehouse‑connected QA views and spot issues earlier.Data Engineers: Centralize event definitions in a unified repository and integrate with Segment, Amplitude, Mixpanel, and your warehouse.Growth Teams: Analyze click‑through rates and screen performance to optimize onboarding, activation, and conversion flows.Product Leadership: Establish a single source of truth for tracking, reduce cross‑team friction, and build stronger data culture.Cross‑platform Teams: Compare event usage across iOS, Android, and Web to identify discrepancies and unexpected behaviors.Teams Migrating Tracking: Import existing events from Mixpanel or Amplitude and retrofit them into a visual, governed tracking plan.