Analytics tools too rigid for complex behavioral queries
Standard analytics platforms handle simple event tracking well but break down when developers need to answer complex, application-specific behavioral questions. The mismatch forces workarounds or custom data pipelines. A SQL-first approach would give developers direct query access to their event data.
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