Glazed is a visual tracking documentation platform that links analytics events directly to Figma design components, providing a single source of truth for product, data, and engineering teams. By generating AI‑assisted tracking plans and integrating with tools like Amplitude, Mixpanel, Segment, and PostHog, it eliminates spreadsheet‑based specs, reduces implementation bugs by about 50%, and saves hundreds of hours per sprint across iOS, Android, and web projects.
Funding
$30K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Product teams often rely on spreadsheets, markdown files, or documentation pages to define analytics tracking events, which creates a communication gap between designers, data analysts, and developers. This gap leads to ambiguous specifications, frequent implementation bugs, and time‑consuming alignment meetings that slow feature delivery.
Solution
Glazed provides a visual tracking documentation tool that links each analytics event directly to the corresponding element in Figma designs. By generating tracking plans from design files and integrating with existing analytics stacks such as Amplitude, Mixpanel, Segment, or PostHog, Glazed creates a single source of truth that is understandable for both data teams and developers. The platform offers AI‑assisted event generation based on a company’s taxonomy, reducing manual effort and accelerating the creation of tracking specifications. Integrated visual specs eliminate the need for separate spreadsheets and alignment meetings, cutting implementation bugs by roughly half and saving hundreds of hours per sprint across iOS, Android, and web projects.
Target Audience
Primary users are product managers, data analysts, and engineering teams building iOS, Android, or web applications that need consistent, well‑documented analytics tracking.
Features
- Direct linking of tracking events to Figma design components for visual context
- AI‑driven generation of event definitions from existing design files and taxonomy
- Cross‑platform support for iOS, Android, and web with a unified tracking source
- Seamless integration with major analytics platforms (Amplitude, Mixpanel, Segment, PostHog)
- Real‑time collaboration that replaces spreadsheets, markdown, and Confluence docs
- Automatic consistency checks to ensure uniform event naming across platforms
- Self‑service interface for product managers, data analysts, and developers to create and update specs