Analytics with a heartbeat, not a surveillance habit.
PulseKit AI exists because the default answer to “how is my site doing” became “give every visitor a tracking profile”. We think you can count visits without counting people.
The story
Why we built it
Every founder we know runs the same ritual: open the analytics, squint at a chart designed for an ad company, and leave with less certainty than they arrived with. The tools that answer plainly are either thin toys or enterprise platforms with an enterprise invoice attached.
PulseKit AI started from a different question: what does a website’s vital sign actually look like? The answer turned out to be simple: who’s here right now, where they came from, what they did, and whether it paid. Everything else is a report you run when you need it, not a wall you stare at.
The product is designed to grow into a dependable long-term tool: one script, one dashboard, and pricing that maps to your traffic rather than your patience.
What we believe
Four rules the code keeps
Privacy is architecture, not policy
A promise can be rewritten; a schema cannot. The collector has no field that can hold an IP address, no cookie to set, and no profile that survives midnight. We could not sell your visitors' data if we wanted to. We never built the place to keep it.
The numbers should answer, not argue
Realtime means now, not a batch job. Funnels show where people drop, not a chart you defend in a meeting. Every metric in PulseKit AI is designed to be the end of a question, not the start of one.
Trust is a product feature
Clear ownership, responsible defaults, and a product that tells you what it does with data. Privacy should be visible in the interface, not buried in a promise.
Small surface, sharp tools
A 3 KB tracker, a dashboard that loads like a document, a CLI that installs itself. We add a feature when it earns its weight, and we delete the ones that don't.
Founders
The people behind the pulse
A small, technical team focused on one question: how can a modern team understand its website without turning visitors into profiles?
Rohan Ab Roy
Co-founder
Co-founder at PulseKit AI, working on the product and the story it tells.
Product, design and go-to-market. Writes the words on this site.
Bhavik Kaladiya
Co-founder
Co-founder at PulseKit AI, working on the engineering that keeps it fast and honest.
Engineering across the collector, the query path and the realtime edge.
Responsible by default
Due diligence should be straightforward. Read how the product handles data, what it collects, and how to reach the people behind it.