Telemetric.io
Monitor daily changes to any MySQL table, for free.
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- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
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- mysql-gui
- MySQL
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What is Telemetric.io?
Monitor daily changes to any MySQL table, for free.
Start tracking any table & column in a matter of seconds. With nothing to install, getting started couldn't be easier. Simply enter the remote connection details for your MySQL database, and choose what you want to track. You can even use custom SQL queries to get really specific.
We monitor your data hourly, displaying beautiful charts. We'll ping your database once per hour to get the latest value, and keep daily checkpoints. Track up to 25 metrics at any given time, with 12 months of history.
Embed your charts anywhere you'd like, with one click. As data is collected, we generate beautiful responsive charts that can be embedded anywhere you'd like. Adjust settings like title, colors, and formatting - and watch your trends grow over time.
FAQs
Is it really free - there's no paid version? Yes. It's a fully-featured free tool. We may one day offer a premium version, but our free service has plentiful limits and isn't going anywhere.
What MySQL data can I keep track of? You can track total record counts, sums, averages - any aggregate value. You can also write your own SQL queries for complex metrics.
How do I connect to my database? Telemetric.io remotely connects using basic credentials - there's nothing to install. We only use SELECT queries, so your data is safe.
Are there any limits? We limit each account to monitoring up to 25 metrics at a time, and we store those results for 12 months.
Comments and Reviews
Telemetric.io was created out of a simple idea - to keep track of a value in a MySQL database over time. Like how many users my website has, or the total sum of product sales, or the average number of comments on a blog.
Now I may be slightly biased here, but I find Telemetric.io very useful in my own development - both to track metrics for myself and to share useful insights with my clients. I tend to embed most charts within my client's own admin panels - so that they can see the value of their website directly building over time.
It's a free service - entirely automated - so please enjoy.