You shipped it. Who’s actually using it?
Finding out who's actually using a feature means opening Amplitude, cross-referencing Jira and hoping someone remembered to instrument it. Atono keeps engagement on the story that shipped the feature – so the answer is always one click away.
The sprint ran long. The feature shipped dark.
Tobias led engineering for years. He's watched sprints run three days over without anyone seeing it coming – and when they finally shipped, nobody knew if the feature was even being used. The data existed. It just lived two tools away from where the next plan got made. The fix isn't more reports. It's putting the data where the planning happens.
Engagement on the story that shipped it.
Every story in Atono carries its own engagement data – who's using the feature, in which environments, broken down by customer. Across your whole product, you can see which features are actually landing and which aren't. No separate analytics tool, no cross-referencing. The whole team sees the same picture, right where the next plan gets made.
Sprint capacity built on real data, not gut feel.
Every story your team ships feeds into a rolling picture of real velocity. Atono uses that to power estimated completion dates, sprint capacity projections and staleness alerts – so when a story is running longer than usual, your team gets flagged while there's still time to act. Not three days after the sprint ran over.
Replace your stack or upgrade it.
One workspace from plan to production
Plan, build, ship and measure in one place – your team always builds with your full product context. Replaces Jira, your feature-flag tool and your analytics tool for less than you pay for any of them.
Keep your tools and add what Atono knows
Works alongside your existing analytics stack – engagement and cycle time live on the story, without replacing Amplitude or your current reporting tools.
Free for up to 25 users forever. No credit card.
Frequently asked questions
What is a product analytics tool?
A product analytics tool tracks how customers use your product – which features they engage with, how often, and in which environments. Most tools require separate instrumentation and live outside your planning workflow. Atono builds engagement tracking directly into the story that shipped the feature, so the data is always connected to the work that created it.
How does Atono track feature engagement?
How does Atono calculate sprint velocity?
How is Atono different from Amplitude?
Can Atono replace my analytics tool entirely?
Is Atono free?