Chibi vs Amplitude
Statistical Analysis vs Behavioral Insights
Amplitude provides statistical analysis of user data for growth teams. Chibi provides behavioral insights for user experience optimization.
Chibi
Behavioral Understanding
Problem it solves:
"Why are users struggling and what should I fix in the experience?"
Target audience:
- • Product managers and UX designers
- • Customer success and support teams
- • Anyone optimizing user experience
- • Teams wanting quick, actionable insights
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Amplitude
Statistical Analysis
Problem it solves:
"What statistical patterns exist in our user data and growth metrics?"
Target audience:
- • Data analysts and data scientists
- • Growth and analytics teams
- • Teams with statistical expertise
- • Organizations needing advanced analytics
Different Data Types & Approaches
| Features | Chibi | Amplitude |
|---|---|---|
| Visual Session Analysis | ||
| Statistical Data Modeling | ||
| AI-Powered Behavioral Insights | ||
| Advanced Cohort Analysis | ||
| User Experience Focus | ||
| Data Science Requirements | ||
| Quick Setup & Time to Value | ||
| Custom Analytics Dashboard |
Different Questions, Different Approaches
Use Chibi for behavioral questions:
- • "Why are users getting stuck in our onboarding?"
- • "What's causing confusion in our checkout flow?"
- • "How are users actually using this feature?"
- • "What should we prioritize to improve UX?"
- • "Where do users struggle most in our app?"
Use Amplitude for statistical questions:
- • "Which user cohorts have the highest LTV?"
- • "What's our month-over-month retention rate?"
- • "Which features correlate with user engagement?"
- • "How do different segments behave statistically?"
- • "What's the statistical significance of our A/B test?"
Powerful combination: Many data-driven teams use Amplitude for statistical insights and Chibi for understanding the human behavior behind the numbers.
Understand the human story behind the data
While Amplitude shows you statistical patterns and trends, Chibi shows you why users behave the way they do and what you should fix to improve their experience.