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About Analyfy

Most businesses do not need more dashboards.

They need clearer decisions.


I did not start Analyfy to sell dashboard templates.


I started building dashboards because I needed them in real marketing work.

My Story

Over the last 6 years, I built Looker Studio dashboards for clients, employers, and companies I worked with across marketing analytics, performance marketing, SEO, and CRO. At first, the goal was simple: I wanted a clearer way to see what was happening inside campaigns, business performance, wins, losses, and changes over time.

But the dashboards quickly became useful for more than that.


They helped me prepare reports much faster, with charts and views that were already structured and ready to present. And they gave clients and employers something they could open themselves whenever they wanted — without having to wait for me to build a new report every time.


So over the years, I kept building them, testing them, and improving them across different goals, different teams, and different reporting needs.


Some of the strongest demand came from digital marketing agencies. They used my dashboards for their own clients because the dashboards were already shaped by dozens of real marketing use cases, saved their internal teams time, and delivered the kind of design and usability that is difficult to execute well in Looker Studio.


That is when I realized these dashboards should become more than project-based work. They should become a product.


That product became Analyfy.


But I did not want to turn it into a template shop.


I knew that for many businesses, buying a template only moves the work forward. Someone still has to adapt it, improve it, and make it fit the real reporting needs of the business. So I built Analyfy differently: as a dashboard system that can keep improving through real feedback, and that can also be customized at a reasonable cost when a business needs something more specific.

Agency work also made another need obvious: white-label dashboards. So Analyfy grew to include branded and white-label options for teams that want to keep their own identity without spending time building everything from scratch.


What shaped all of this was not just dashboard experience.


I was building dashboards while also working deeply in digital marketing. At the same time, I came from a data analysis background, with training in data structure and analytical thinking. And I spent serious time on storytelling — especially data storytelling — because the way data is presented changes how quickly and how accurately people understand it.


That combination is what shaped Analyfy.

Not just dashboards that display data, but dashboards built to help people read the situation correctly and make better decisions from it.


More recently, AI became part of that system too. Not as a trend feature, but as another analytical layer. When the dashboard logic is built properly, AI can help users go beyond seeing the current state and move into interpretation, diagnosis, and action.


Today, Analyfy brings together 10+ years of digital marketing experience, 6+ years of hands-on Looker Studio work, and lessons from 30+ projects and brands. In some cases, the clarity created through better reporting and analysis helped support sales growth of up to 300%.


I built Analyfy for marketers, agencies, and business owners who want more than a dashboard that just looks good.


I built it for people who want to understand what is happening, see what matters, and make better decisions from their data.



Amin Najmeddini

I’m Amin Najmeddini, a marketing analyst with a passion for data storytelling.

As I worked with marketing data, I saw how easily marketers and business owners can get buried in reports and miss the insights that matter most.

So I started building Looker Studio dashboards that help them see clearly, understand quickly, so spend more time growing their business.