Boma, by Bungamata

One tab to watch them all.

Boma keeps watch over every Google Analytics property, PostHog project and site you run. Open one tab in the morning instead of ten.

See what Boma sees
Boma, a smiling red Balinese Tapel Boma mask with feathered wings

This morning in Boma

Everything you run, on one screen.

Sample data

Drag a card by its handle to arrange your board.

Google Analytics

3 properties
  • bungamata.com1,284 visitors+12%
  • iklanify.com842 visitors−38%
  • ava.bungamata.com596 visitors+3%

Today so far, compared with the same time last week.

Kulkul

2 today
iklanify.com traffic drop

Visitors down 38% against last Tuesday, mostly organic search. 07:42

GitHub incident

Actions are running slowly. Your deploys may queue. 06:10

PostHog

ava
316active users today+4%
  • chat_started1,204
  • tool_used562
  • signed_up38

Uptime

30 days
bungamata.com100% · 182 ms
api.bungamata.com99.98% · 94 ms
iklanify.com100% · 210 ms

Services you depend on

live
  • ClaudeOperational
  • OpenAIOperational
  • GitHubDegraded
  • AWSOperational
  • PostHogOperational

What Boma watches

The tools you already check, in one place.

First

Google Analytics

Every GA4 property side by side: visitors, top pages and conversions, with the change against last week.

First

PostHog

Active users, key events and funnels from each PostHog project, without switching organisations.

First

Uptime checks

A simple HTTP check on each of your sites, so you hear about downtime before your customers do.

Next

Services you depend on

GitHub, AWS, Claude, OpenAI and PostHog status, from the same feed as bungamata.com/status.

Next

Stock prices

A watchlist with price and chart, served by the Bungamata API.

Later

GitHub dependencies

Languages and packages across your repos, flagged when they reach end of life or have a known CVE.

Kulkul alerts

When something changes, the kulkul sounds.

In a Balinese village the kulkul is a wooden drum in a tall tower, beaten to warn everyone of danger. Boma’s Kulkul does the same job by email.

Watching

Boma

Checks every property, project and site each minute.

Alert

Kulkul

Compares it to your rules and decides it is worth your time.

You

Your inbox

One short message with what changed and where to look.

  • A site stops respondingThree failed checks in a row, about two minutes of downtime.
  • Traffic dropsVisitors or signups fall against the same day last week.
  • A dependency has an incidentA service you rely on reports trouble on its status page.

Your morning

Ten tabs, or one gate.

Without Boma

Open each one, every day

  • Google Analyticsbungamata.com
  • Google Analyticsiklanify.com
  • Google Analyticsava.bungamata.com
  • PostHogava
  • Uptime checker3 sites
  • GitHub Statusgithub
  • AWS Healthaws
  • Claude Statusanthropic
  • OpenAI Statusopenai
  • Inboxalerts

Then compare each number with last week in your head, and do it again tomorrow.

With Boma

Open one

Bomaboma.bungamata.com
  • Every property, project and site on one screen, already compared with last week.
  • The one thing that changed is at the top, so you know where to look.
  • On a quiet day you close the tab after a glance.
  • When something breaks, Kulkul emails you, so you don’t have to check.

Why Boma

The guardian above the gate.

Walk into almost any temple in Bali and you pass under Boma. His carved face sits above the inner gate, with wide eyes, bared fangs and a broad grin, wrapped in leaves and flowers.

You also see him painted on wooden masks, the Tapel Boma, hung above doorways in homes and shops. Wherever he is, his job is the same: keep an eye on the entrance and keep trouble out.

We named this tool after him because that is the job. Watch every gate you run, all the time, so you don’t have to.

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