Know it today, not at the end of the month
A traffic collapse, a form that stopped converting: PulseTrack checks every day and writes to you by e-mail, Slack or Discord — and once a week, tells you what changed.
Traffic down 58%
E-mail sent · Slack #growth
A threshold you choose
Set the drop that deserves an alert — 30%, 50% — compared with the same recent days. Below it, silence: an alert that fires for nothing is an alert nobody reads.
E-mail, Slack or Discord
The e-mail always goes out; add a Slack or Discord webhook and the same alert lands in the channel your team actually watches.
A weekly digest, written for you
Once a week, PulseTrack looks for real moves in funnels, revenue and bounce rate, and asks an AI to turn them into a short summary — only when something crossed the threshold.
How it works
Set the threshold
One rule per site, with the drop that matters to you.
Add a webhook, if you want one
Paste a Slack or Discord incoming-webhook URL. Only those two hosts are accepted, so the alert cannot be pointed anywhere else.
Mark the causes
Add an annotation on the day of a release or a campaign: the next drop will be read against what you actually did.
Frequently asked
When is the check run?+
Once a day, in the morning. The weekly digest goes out on Monday morning.
Will I get an alert every day if traffic stays low?+
No. An alert is sent when the drop is detected, not repeated as long as the situation lasts.
Does the weekly digest need a paid plan?+
It uses the same AI capability as the assistant, so it starts with the Starter plan. Drop alerts by e-mail and webhook work on every plan.
Can I alert on something other than traffic?+
Traffic drop is the rule available today. Revenue and funnel thresholds are the next ones planned.