Quickstart
Connect Kixo in one project, send the install instructions to your developer, and ask your first question from real data.
1. Create a team and project
Sign in at kixo.io, create a team, then create a project for the product you want to analyze. Kixo gives you a Project ID and an SDK API key.
Note
The SDK API key is a client-side ingestion credential, not a dashboard secret. It is expected to appear in web and mobile builds, and it can only send SDK data for the project. Never put dashboard session tokens or admin credentials in your app.
2. Send the SDK instructions
From the dashboard, open Settings > Apps & SDK and send the setup guide to your engineering team. If an AI coding assistant is doing the implementation, share the AI coding assistants guide or the matching template file.
3. Install one SDK
Choose the platform your product uses.
<script
type="module"
src="https://cdn.kixo.io/kixo.min.js?project_id=YOUR_PROJECT_ID&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY">
</script>Tip
Kixo auto-discovers the first app for each platform. Additional web domains, bundle identifiers, or package names should be reviewed in the dashboard before Kixo starts accepting their traffic.
4. Track one business event
Auto-tracking gives you sessions, pages, screens, clicks, taps, and errors. Add one meaningful event that describes your product's value moment:
Kixo.track('post_published', {
post_id: 'post_123',
source: 'editor',
});5. Ask Kixo
After the first event lands, open Kixo Chat and ask:
Check whether my SDK is connected correctly. Then summarize the events from the last 10 minutes.Kixo should answer from your project's event stream, not from demo data.
Next steps
- AI coding assistants -- copy-paste instructions for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and generic LLMs
- Tracking in Context -- how to name events and properties
- Events Reference -- auto-collected events and standard events