Dead feature detection

Your product has features
nobody uses. Find them.

Eventra scans your TypeScript codebase to build a complete feature catalog, then shows you which features have gone quiet - so you know what to cut.

Free tier · 100k events/month · No credit card

100k/mo
Free tier events
TypeScript AST
Static catalog scan
14 days
Dead feature threshold
CI-ready
Drift detection on push
Dashboard

Operational views for product teams

Features, adoption trends, dead functionality, events, API keys, and system health - in one interface.

https://eventra.dev/dashboard/ws_abc123/projects/proj_main
Product tour
Overview - dashboard screenshot
How it works

The catalog comes from your code

You can't find dead features if you don't know what features exist. Every other analytics tool makes you define that manually. Eventra reads it from your TypeScript.

Automatic catalog

The CLI scans your codebase with the TypeScript compiler API - follows wrappers, re-exports, and barrel files. Every track() call is found, even ones you forgot about.

Dead feature detection

Features with no events in 14+ days surface automatically. No manual setup. No defining what counts as dead. The data tells you.

CI drift protection

eventra check exits 1 when your code and catalog are out of sync. New features get caught before they ship invisible. Removed features don't linger as ghost data.

Adoption & trends

For the features that are alive - daily rollups, top users, property breakdowns, hourly charts. Scoped to workspace and project.

Workflow

From code to dead feature list in minutes

Three commands and one dashboard view is all it takes.

01

Add the SDK

Drop @eventra_dev/eventra-sdk into your app. One line to track a feature. Works in browser, Node, Edge, and serverless.

02

Scan with the CLI

Run eventra sync. The CLI walks your TypeScript, finds every track() call through wrappers and re-exports, and syncs the catalog.

03

See what's dead

Open the dashboard. Features with no events in 14+ days are highlighted. Review, confirm, delete from your product.

Classification

Active, dead, or never used

Three states. The one that matters is dead - that's your deletion list.

Active

At least one event in the last 14 days. Leave it alone.

Dead

Had usage before - nothing in 14+ days. A candidate for removal.

Never seen

In your code, never reached the platform. Misconfigured or unreachable.

Packages

SDK and CLI on npm

Open-source packages with published docs. Runtime delivery and static discovery stay separate.

@eventra_dev/eventra-sdk

TypeScript SDK with batching, backoff, circuit breaker, and browser persistence. Billable runtime events sent to api.eventra.dev.

SDK docs →
@eventra_dev/eventra-cli

Static analysis via the TypeScript compiler API. init, sync, check, watch, and send - catalog sync is non-billable on ingest.

CLI docs →

Find your first dead feature today

Free tier, 100k events/month, no credit card. Run eventra sync and see your catalog in minutes.