UserJoy is an analytics and CRM tool for SaaS (Subscription as a Service) applications. It helps you convert free accounts, increase user engagement, and reduce churn.
You can learn more about the features and benefits on the project website, or by directly visiting the following links :
- Convert more free / trial accounts to paid accounts
- Improve customer engagement and retention
- Increasing renewals, upsells and referrals
A demo is running at http://app.userjoy.co/demo . Select 'Demo App' in the second-right dropdown (besides the 'Account' dropdown).
The UserJoy application itself consists of multiple Node.js / JS applications:. These are present in the apps/ directory.
- api: The backend API. Built using Express.js and MongoDB and runs at
api.userjoy.co - cdn: It consists of the source code to generate the
userjoy.jsscript which tracks and sends the event data from client applications to thetrackapi - dashboard: The dashboard. Running at
http://app.userjoy.co - demo: A demo app with static data. Running at
http://app.userjoy.co - website: The main website at http://userjoy.co
- workers: A Node.js app which runs the background workers to run the periodic analysis, and send the behavioral emails.
You must have Node.js (>= 0.10.26), Redis, MongoDB (>= 2.4) installed on your computer.
UserJoy is also dependent upon external services:
- Mailgun (for processing emails)
- Iron.io (for maintaining queues for background jobs)
- AWS S3 and Cloudfront (for serving the
userjoy.jsscript to client applications)
You need to sign up for the above services and set up their config in the appropriate files by doing the following:
Before installing, you need to search (grep) for "CHECK: REPLACE THE FOLLOWING WITH YOUR CONFIG BEFORE RUNNING" in the root directory, and update the settings at the corresponding places.
Run ./install.sh from the root directory
Then run userjoy in the command line to get a list of commands to start / stop / diagnose the application
Released under the MIT License