juuna

The record

What shipped.

Every release that changed what juuna does for you, newest first.

  1. Your free history follows your upgrade

    Upgrading from the free tier to your own instance now moves your data automatically. The source id and the write key stay the same, every event and recording comes across, and the move is verified table by table before anything is considered done.

    • Every juuna instance now backs up off site by default, with monitoring that alerts on silence and restores that are proven on a schedule, not assumed.

  2. A guided tour that actually guides

    The walkthrough was rebuilt from the ground up. It now drives the real dashboard, view by view, with a spotlight on the live charts, step by step progress, and actions you can take from the tour itself. In the demo it opens on every fresh visit.

    • Signed up with Google or GitHub? The forgot password flow now lets you set a password too, so either way in works.
    • The demo chrome is down to two controls: try juuna for free, and exit.

  3. Let your AI assistant integrate juuna

    Get started has a new AI agent tab: one prompt, with your write key and host already in it, that you paste into Claude, Cursor or any coding assistant. It picks the right integration for your stack, wires it, and tells you how to verify the first event.

  4. A free tier you can keep

    juuna now has a free plan: one source on our shared instance, with your own dashboard, real quotas and no time limit. Sign up with Google, GitHub or an email and password, straight from the live demo.

  5. juuna.app, and the SDK on npm

    The product moved to juuna.app, and the browser SDK is published as @muziris/juuna on the public npm registry. The one script tag keeps working unchanged; bundled apps can now import instead.

  6. Checkout that stays in juuna

    Buying juuna no longer bounces you to a hosted payment page. The card form lives on our own checkout, themed like the rest of the site, with plain flat pricing: 29, 79 or 199 dollars a month, and the price on the page is the price on the invoice.