Get started with Jelto

• Create your first product →Choose a product, register its website or app, and connect the first data source.
• Install website tracking →Copy your product script into every website page and publish it.
• Verify website tracking →Check the published hostname and confirm a new pageview reaches Jelto.
• Connect a desktop app →Register an app slug, choose an SDK, and verify the first app activity.

• Install on HTML →Add Jelto to your HTML website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Next.js →Load Jelto once in the App Router root layout and verify client navigation.
• Install on React, Vite and React Router →Add Jelto to your React, Vite and React Router website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Vue →Add Jelto to your Vue website and verify the published pages.
• Install on SvelteKit →Add Jelto to your SvelteKit website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Astro →Add Jelto to your Astro website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Django →Add Jelto to your Django website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Laravel →Add Jelto to your Laravel website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Google Tag Manager →Add Jelto to your Google Tag Manager website and verify the published pages.
• Install on WordPress →Add Jelto to your WordPress website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Webflow →Add Jelto to your Webflow website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Framer →Add Jelto to your Framer website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Ghost →Add Jelto to your Ghost website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Bubble →Add Jelto to your Bubble website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Wix →Add Jelto to your Wix website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Squarespace →Add Jelto to your Squarespace website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Shopify storefront →Add Jelto to your Shopify storefront website and verify the published pages.
• Install on WooCommerce storefront →Add Jelto to your WooCommerce storefront website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Podia →Add Jelto to your Podia website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Kajabi →Add Jelto to your Kajabi website and verify the published pages.
• Install on Lovable →Add Jelto to a Lovable project with a focused prompt and verify the deployed site.
• Install on Bolt →Add Jelto to a Bolt project with a focused prompt and verify the deployed site.
• Install on v0 →Add Jelto to a v0 project with a focused prompt and verify the deployed site.
• Install on Replit →Add Jelto to a Replit project with a focused prompt and verify the deployed site.
• Script configuration →Choose script options for routes, exclusions, downloads and optional tracking helpers.

SDK packages are not published yet. App guides include clearly marked installation placeholders.

• Swift SDK →Initialize Jelto in a macOS app and send a registered action.
• Electron Forge SDK →Run Jelto in the Electron Forge main process and forward only declared app actions.
• Electron Vite SDK →Run Jelto in the Electron Vite main process and forward only declared app actions.
• Tauri SDK →Register the Tauri 2 plugin and initialize analytics after your app permits it.
• .NET SDK →Initialize Jelto in a .NET desktop app and track a registered action.
• JavaScript browser and server SDK →Use typed wrappers for the website tracker or scoped server-side APIs.
• Homebrew distribution →Understand app activity and missing website-click coverage for Homebrew installs.
• winget distribution →Understand app activity and missing website-click coverage for winget installs.
• Mac App Store distribution →Measure activity in a Store-distributed app and understand acquisition and payment coverage.

• Create a goal →Register an event, send it after an important action, and verify its results.
• Track clicks with HTML attributes →Attach a registered event to an obvious button or link without adding a click handler.
• Track forms and visible sections →Use explicit form-submit and visibility goals with the optional goals helper.
• Create a website funnel →Build an ordered path of pages and goals and see where website visits drop off.
• Signup and checkout funnel examples →Adapt two short journeys to the pages and events your website actually sends.

• Connect revenue →Connect a payment account and separately verify checkout attribution.
• Connect Stripe revenue →Connect a merchant account, import retained payments, receive live updates, and attribute revenue to aggregate channels.
• Connect Lemon Squeezy revenue →Select a store, import retained orders and renewals, and receive live payments and refunds automatically.
• Connect Polar revenue →Connect an organization, select products, import retained orders, and receive payments and refunds.
• Paddle custom Payments API adapter →Forward verified Paddle transactions and refunds with an explicitly scoped server key.
• Attribute a checkout to a channel →Use a verified checkout reference, server metadata, or a short-lived email fallback.

• Connect Google Search Console →Choose an authorized Google property and read its observed search performance.
• Connect GitHub commit annotations →Connect a repository and see its default-branch commits alongside analytics.
• Import Plausible history →Preview a site export and bring supported historical aggregates into Jelto.
• Set up server crawler tracking →Report crawler requests from your server and verify the separate dataset.
• Use a custom tracking domain →Serve website tracking through a registered subdomain and verify DNS and TLS.
• Custom tracking domain with Cloudflare DNS →Connect a managed tracking subdomain while keeping your existing website host.
• Custom tracking domain with Vercel DNS →Connect a managed tracking subdomain while keeping your existing website host.
• Custom tracking domain with a Caddy-hosted website →Connect a managed tracking subdomain while keeping your existing website host.
• Custom tracking domain with an nginx-hosted website →Connect a managed tracking subdomain while keeping your existing website host.

• Read your dashboard →Choose a metric, explore its trend, and compare dates.
• Filter your data →Focus a report on a source, country, page, or another traffic attribute.
• Understand your traffic →Discover where visits come from and which pages receive attention.
• Understand app usage →Read active installs, version adoption, and retention.
• Explore goals and funnels →Understand important actions and where website visits drop off.
• Understand revenue →Compare revenue and purchases across your marketing channels.
• Understand bot activity →Explore bot categories, compare crawlers, and understand what your tracking captures.
• Save and reuse a segment →Save a useful set of filters and apply it without changing the date range.
• Track marketing campaigns →Use consistent UTM links and inspect the resulting source and campaign reports.
• Choose your primary metric →Make the overview emphasize the metric or registered goal that matters to you.
• Understand cookies and domains →Choose collection behavior and understand what can cross website boundaries.

• Explore and share product analytics →Find focused guides for analysis, preferences, access, reports and public sharing.
• Invite your team →Choose appropriate product access and manage invitations.
• Share a dashboard or widget →Publish a deliberate subset of analytics and control what visitors can see.
• Receive a weekly report →Preview and enable your own weekly analytics email.
• Create and manage API keys →Grant a server only the product permissions it needs.
• Understand account usage →Find account-wide usage, plan limits and separate crawler usage.
• Understand crawler usage →Read the separate monthly allowance and optional crawler overages.
• Manage collection and data →Review collection choices, export data and understand deletion controls.

• No data arriving →Check the live installation, hostname, collection state and browser restrictions.
• Pageviews look duplicated →Find repeated installations or overlapping automatic and manual tracking.
• Goals or funnels are missing →Check event registration and ordered website evidence before changing a funnel.
• An integration will not connect →Resolve unavailable connections, authorization, scope and sync issues.
• Fix origin_not_allowed →Register the actual website hostname and keep browser and server endpoints separate.
• All visitors appear in one country →Check filters and collection coverage before treating geography as audience truth.
• Revenue attribution is missing →Distinguish direct web visits, unknown payment attribution and app revenue.

• Jelto MCP →Explore your analytics and manage products from an AI assistant.
• MCP setup →Connect Codex, Claude, Cursor, VS Code or another remote MCP client.
• MCP usage examples →Copy prompts for traffic analysis, setup checks, funnels and approved changes.
• MCP tool reference →Explore all 43 tools by task, with read/write behavior, scopes and input conventions.
• MCP best practices and troubleshooting →Choose permissions, review writes, and resolve connection or reporting problems.
• OAuth client reference →Implement resource-bound OAuth sign-in, refresh and revocation for Jelto MCP.

• Website API recipes →Use scoped server keys to read analytics, manage funnels, or post payments.
• Account tokens and REST →Use scoped account tokens for the REST operations available through MCP.