Watch less. Know more.
Muon knows what's happening in your product — and tells you what matters most.
Free tier · no card · MIT open source
Know why. Not just what.
What changed. What explains it. What to do next.
Broken? You hear it first.
A bad release surfaces as lost signups — not as a log line.
Free. Five minutes. Done.
One snippet, no card — first signals before your coffee cools.
Dashboards don't solve problems. Understanding does.
Muon answers the questions you actually ask.
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One snippet in. Insights out.
Choose your app type. Muon gives you ready-made snippets, metrics and improvement suggestions — then you customize what matters.
Build more. Investigate less.
Less setup. Less infrastructure. Faster answers.
You ship. Muon removes the setup.
Managed hosting, automatic tracking setup, official integrations, and a conversational way to explore your data.
Tracking that fixes itself.
Missed or dead events found — with the fix as a ready PR.
Reports that arrive ready.
Summaries a colleague could have written.
Always the first to know.
Pro explains each change in plain language — with context and follow-up questions.
Likely cause: browser errors +320% on /signup.
Your data. Your infrastructure.
With Community Edition, everything that watches your product is open — and runs where you say.
Private
Your data never leaves the perimeter you set.
Open
Every line of code is MIT.
Light
Near-zero overhead. Sub-second warmup.
Portable
One box today, a cluster tomorrow.
Extensible
API, webhooks, SDKs — and it's forkable.
Free
As Community Edition — complete, forever.
Start free. Buy your time back with Pro.
Pro doesn't unlock features — it gives you hours back: Muon connects the dots, keeps your tracking healthy, and writes the reports.
Questions, answered directly.
What is Muon?
Is Muon open source?
Is Muon an Umami alternative?
Does Muon replace Sentry?
Does Muon use AI to detect anomalies?
Can I self-host Muon?
What does the free hosted tier include?
Does Muon support mobile apps?
Understand your product. Instantly.
Five minutes from signup to first signals — or one Docker command if you'd rather run it yourself.