# Rawbbit (rawbbit.one)

> Open-source game analytics infrastructure for studios that want useful answers, portable raw event history, and control over their data.

## What Rawbbit does

- Collects event batches from a game client or backend over HTTP.
- Uses a consistent event envelope with required `event_id`, `app_id`, `event_name`, and `event_timestamp` fields, while event parameters remain flexible.
- Buffers events with NATS JetStream and stores the raw history as partitioned Parquet in object storage.
- Loads tested event data through dbt Core into ClickHouse for fast analytics.
- Serves the same data through Metabase dashboards, direct SQL, and MCP-connected AI agents.

## Ownership and deployment

- Raw Parquet is the portable system of record; downstream databases, models, and dashboards can be rebuilt from it.
- Rawbbit is open source under Apache 2.0 and can be self-hosted for free.
- Rawbbit can also set up and maintain the stack in the studio's infrastructure or on managed servers, priced by quote.
- There is no per-event or per-seat pricing from Rawbbit.

## Best fit

- Game studios that want analytics without hiring a data engineer.
- Teams that want dashboards for the whole studio, SQL access for analysts, and plain-language access through their existing AI agents.
- Studios that care about long-term ownership and portability of player event data.

## Important constraints

- Rawbbit is infrastructure-oriented, not a zero-setup dashboard SaaS.
- Native Unity, Unreal, and Godot SDKs are planned; the HTTP ingestion endpoint is available today.
- Someone at the studio still needs to interpret the data and decide what to do with it.

## Canonical pages

- Homepage: https://rawbbit.one/
- How it works: https://rawbbit.one/how-it-works
- Pricing: https://rawbbit.one/pricing
- GitHub: https://github.com/mirlan-irokez/rawbbit