
Jitsu
ActiveCapture Event Data into Your Stack
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Jitsu is the fastest, most durable way to collect event data from every source - web, app, email, chatbot, CRM - into your data warehouse. 100% open-source. Purpose built, secure and ready in minutes.
From their website
jitsu.com βJitsu is an open-source, self-hostable platform that captures event data from various sources and streams it in real time to a data warehouse. It positions itself as a fast, durable alternative to Segment with a warehouse-first approach and optional hosted deployment.
Collects events from websites, apps, emails, chatbots, and CRMs, and streams them to a data warehouse in real time. Setup is described as simpleβadd a tag or script to collect events, then map to a warehouse of choice (Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Postgres, MySQL, or Clickhouse). Includes a JavaScript runtime for Jitsu Functions to modify, filter, or augment events before storage, and provides features like automatic user identity stitching and custom domains. Available deployment options include self-hosted on your own infrastructure or hosted by Jitsu (Cloud/Private Cloud/On Premise).
Who itβs for: Organizations needing real-time event data integration into data warehouses, especially teams preferring self-hosted/open-source solutions or those seeking a warehouse-first data pipeline with flexible deployment.
- Realtime event streaming
- Automatic user identity stitching
- Open source and self-hostable
- Clickhouse included option
- Custom domains
- Jitsu Functions for event modification
- Multiple deployment options (Cloud, Private Cloud, On Prem)
Active product with multiple deployment options; pricing pages and tiers indicate commercial offering and ongoing updates; user stories and customers section referenced but not enumerated in provided text.
Founders Β· 1
Vladimir is currently co-founder and CTO of Jitsu. Prior to Jitsu he was COO and co-founder of GetIntent, a high-performance AI-powered ad-tech platform.
Formerly βkSenseβ
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