Getting Started Guide - Storyberg/Docs GitHub Wiki

Learn how to get started with Storyberg in less than 5 minutes.

1. Create a new app

Login to Storyberg, select your account and then create your app.

Enter a name for your app. eg. Instagram or Basecamp

2. Add the Storyberg tracking code

Copy and paste the code from the Install code page.

The javascript will not affect the speed of your app because it loads asynchronously.

For more information on our Javascript Library see our Javascript Library Docs

3. Record key activities

Storyberg helps you track every time a user does your key activities so you can measure engagement.

What events to track

To get the most out of Storyberg you should only track the most important activities your users do within your app. For example, a project management app should record: 1 - When a new project is created 2 - When a new task is created 3 - When a user invites others to join their team

Key activity

Storyberg also helps you identify and track your most important key activity. This is the activity a user does that provides the most value and will keep them using your product. For a project management application this would be when someone marks a task as done.

Paid activity

Storyberg also makes it easy to log each time a user makes a payment so you can learn how to improve conversion. You should make the paid event call each time a user is charged for using your app.

How to track activities (events)

a. Using our Javascript Library

See how to record key activities using Javascript in our Javascript Library Docs

b. Using our Ruby Gem

See how to record key activities using Ruby in our Ruby Gem Docs

4. Tag when users see a new feature

Storyberg helps you to learn from your users behaviour by allowing you to easily tag when someone uses your app from a certain campaign, or when a user is exposed to a certain feature.

Once you start tracking campaigns and features, you'll be able to create experiment cohorts and learn what users do after seeing a certain campaign or feature.

a. Using our URL API

See how to tag users via URL in our URL API Docs

b. Using our Javascript Library

See how to tag users using Javascript in our Javascript Library Docs

c. Using our Ruby Gem

See how to tag users using Ruby in our Ruby Gem Docs