Spindl
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    • Introduction
    • Attribution
    • Privacy
  • Your Spindl app setup
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    • 📈Onchain Attribution
      • 📉Plotting attribution
    • 📊Web3-native Analytics
      • Chart Builder
      • Event Selection and Filtering
      • Line Chart
      • Funnel
      • Cohort Retention
      • Sankey Diagram
      • Big Numbers
      • Pies and Donuts
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    • 🤝Referrals
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      • ⏩Quick Start
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  • ⚙️Techncial
    • ⏩Start Here
    • Google GTM Guide
    • Javascript SDK / HTML Script Guide
      • ➡️Install
      • ➡️Wallet Connects
      • ➡️Page Views
      • ➡️Custom Events
      • ✅Verify That Events Are Sent Correctly
      • React, Next.js & Html Examples
      • Setup a Reverse Proxy
        • Using Next.js
        • Using Cloudflare Workers
        • Netlify
      • ➡️Referrals
      • Default vs Lite SDK Versions
      • Security
    • API
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      • ➡️Custom Events API
      • Data Exports
    • Android SDK
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Default vs Lite SDK Versions

The Spindl SDK is available in two privacy modes:

  • Default: The default Spindl SDK behaves the same exact same way as other major analytics providers, whether Google Analytics, Twitter, or large attribution platforms like Branch or AppsFlyer: a combination of cookies and calculated device identifiers roughly unify a user journey across many different apps and experiences.

  • Lite: In our ‘privacy safe’ version, we intentionally assign a transient device identifier to any Web 2 user touchpoint, refreshing the pseudonym regularly and essentially deleting any persistent data about that device. This is how Plausible and other privacy-aware services popular among some Web 3 projects work.

Both SDKs have the same API, and can be substituted between each other. The only difference is which package to install and import.

Unsure which model to choose? Reach out and we can help you find the right solution for your app and your customers.

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Last updated 9 months ago

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