Indigauge

What Indigauge is

Indigauge gives indie game developers analytics and a way to collect player feedback in-game. Its dashboard brings together active sessions, event volume, player retention, recent feedback, session timelines, and event breakdowns. Developers can track events such as level starts, deaths, purchases, and crashes, as well as custom metrics. Players can send ratings, categorized feedback, messages, and optional screenshots through an in-game overlay. Events can be sent through an HTTP REST API. The official Bevy SDK is available; Unity and Godot SDKs are works in progress. The SDK handles event batching, retries, and offline queuing. Discord alerts can flag event spikes, crashes, and new feedback, while webhooks can send data to other tools. Indigauge says it avoids ad tracking and third-party data sharing, and supports pseudonymous player identifiers. The Free plan costs nothing, with up to three games and 1,000 events per month. Hobby costs $15 a month, and Indie costs $49 a month. Plans suit prototypes, solo developers, hobbyists, and small teams.

Who it suits

Indigauge suits indie developers who want to monitor game events and player retention while gathering feedback through an in-game overlay. Its plans cover prototypes, hobby projects, solo developers, and small teams, with paid tiers adding capacity and team members.

Limits

The Free plan is limited to three games, 1,000 events and 50 feedback submissions, with seven days of retention for each. It allows 10 concurrent sessions and two requests per second.

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.indigauge.com/.
2. Start with the Free plan, which requires no credit card.
3. Send events through the HTTP REST API or use the official Bevy SDK.
4. Add the in-game overlay for player ratings, feedback, messages, and screenshots.
5. Connect Discord alerts or webhooks if you want notifications or data sent to other tools.

Verdict

Choose Indigauge if you want indie-game analytics alongside in-game player feedback, with a free tier for smaller projects. Look elsewhere if you need a completed Unity or Godot SDK, or more than the Free plan’s three games and 1,000 monthly events without upgrading.