Building a listed tool

Onur Alp Soner

CEO, Countly, named behind the Countly listing on Anchor Terminal.

CEO, Countly

Onur Alp Soner is CEO of Countly, the product analytics company, and describes himself as its all-around product guy. He writes Countly's Product-Led Story blog series on building myCountly, its third product.

What Onur builds

  • Countly C · Product analytics & experimentation

    Countly is a product analytics platform sold as a managed private-cloud server (Flex), a self-hosted Enterprise edition and the open-source Countly Lite. Agents reach a Countly server through its HTTP API or the official countly-mcp-server.

    CEO, Countly, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

Questions

Who is Onur Alp Soner?

Onur Alp Soner is CEO of Countly, the product analytics company, and describes himself as its all-around product guy. He writes Countly's Product-Led Story blog series on building myCountly, its third product.

What does Countly Ltd make?

Anchor Terminal lists Countly from Countly Ltd. Countly is a product analytics platform sold as a managed private-cloud server (Flex), a self-hosted Enterprise edition and the open-source Countly Lite. Agents reach a Countly server through its HTTP API or the official countly-mcp-server.

How are Onur's tools graded?

Countly is graded C, 54.9 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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