Mobile app analytics and attribution platform with flat-fee pricing
Tenjin operates a mobile marketing analytics platform serving 30,000+ apps through a fixed $200/month model. The engineering-led org (12 of 13 hires are senior-level) is executing a major backend migration from Ruby to Go while simultaneously scaling real-time analytics and high-volume data ingestion — a trio of challenges that explains both the tech-stack shape (Rails + Sidekiq legacy, Go adoption) and the hiring velocity (accelerating, concentrated in senior engineering roles across seven countries).
Tenjin is a mobile app analytics and attribution platform founded in 2014 and backed by Y Combinator. The product bundles attribution, LTV prediction, and cost aggregation under a single flat-fee subscription. The platform supports multiple SDK implementations (iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, Ionic, Unity) and integrates with major mobile ad networks including AdMob and AppLovin MAX. The company is based in San Francisco with 11–50 employees and is actively hiring across engineering roles in the US, Japan, and Latin America.
Tenjin offers SDKs for iOS, Android, Unity, React Native, Flutter, and Ionic, with integrations to AdMob and AppLovin MAX ad networks.
Tenjin's stack includes Ruby on Rails, React, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Sidekiq, Kubernetes, and AWS. The company is actively migrating backend services to Go.
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