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title: "Countly resources: docs, SDKs, GitHub and community"
description: "Documentation, SDK integrations, open-source code on GitHub and the Countly community on Discord. Everything you need to build with Countly."
url: https://countly.com/resources
last_modified: 2026-11-06
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Resources

# Documentation, code and the people behind it

Everything you need to evaluate, implement and run Countly: docs and SDK references, the open-source code, migration guides, and the community and team to ask.

Library

## Start with the docs

Most questions are answered in the documentation and SDK references. The rest is a message away.

Talk to us

Docs Documentation Guides, SDK references and API docs for every platform. Open SDKs SDK integrations iOS, Android, Web, React Native, Flutter, Unity, Node.js, Java, HarmonyOS and more. Open GitHub Open source Countly Lite, SDKs and plugins on GitHub. Read the code that runs your analytics. Open Blog Blog Notes on analytics as infrastructure: deployment models, compliance, product analytics practice. Open Community Discord community Ask questions, share plugins and dashboards with other Countly users. Open Glossary Glossary Analytics and engagement terms, defined the way Countly uses them. Open Academy Webinars and academy Live sessions and recorded courses on analytics, engagement and data governance. Open Trust Trust Center Security policies, audit reports and certifications. Open Migration Migration guides Moving from Amplitude, Mixpanel, Google Analytics or Matomo, step by step. Open

From the blog

## Recent writing

Deployment models, compliance, drill-down analytics and product analytics practice.

Open the blog

4 November 2026 What is Countly 27? A new chapter in private product intelligence Read 15 September 2026 Your analytics platform is part of your attack surface Read 9 September 2026 How we rebuilt Countly for real-time analytics at 100+ billion data points Read 20 August 2026 AI Deployment Is a Business Decision, Not an Infrastructure One Read

SDKs

## Ten-plus platforms, one data model

Every SDK sends the same events with the same consent model to the same data layer.

SDK documentation

SDKs & APIs

- iOS
- Android
- Web (JavaScript)
- React Native
- Flutter
- Unity
- Node.js
- Java
- Windows
- C++
- HarmonyOS
- REST API