# Show HN: Infinite – query your GA4/Stripe/PostHog data locally, on your machine

> Source: <https://github.com/Infinite-Labs-AI/infinite-os>
> Published: 2026-06-17 14:35:39+00:00

**Your growth data, on your own machine — ask it anything in plain English.**

Infinite OS is a self-hosted, local-first growth-analytics runtime. It connects your data sources — Google Analytics 4, PostHog, Stripe, Meta, Shopify, and read-only X public post metrics — into a Postgres database on your own machine, keeps it synced, and lets you ask questions like *"how many page views in the last 7 days?"* or *"which channels drove the most traffic?"* and get real answers from governed, source-accurate metrics.

🌐 **Site:** [infinite.fast](https://infinite.fast)
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𝕏 **Project:** [@InfiniteOS_](https://x.com/InfiniteOS_)
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**Maker:** [@RiverKhan](https://x.com/RiverKhan)

It is

nota broad agent runtime, skill platform, or generic SQL tool. For natural-language questions it forwards your prompt to your own Claude or Codex account using your own credentials; it executes no tools or shell commands. Your data never leaves your machine unless you send it somewhere.

Everything runs locally as one small stack:

**Postgres**— your synced growth data, sync state, jobs, schedules, and queryable views (a rebuildable cache; the source of truth stays with the providers).**app daemon**— a local HTTP API the CLI talks to.** worker**— owns the scheduler and runs syncs as background jobs.** CLI (**— the operator shell + the chat interface.`infinite`

)**encrypted connector credentials**— provider keys/tokens are encrypted at rest with your`GROWTH_OS_ENCRYPTION_KEY`

.

You connect a source once, sync it, then ask questions. Answers come from a typed metric layer with authority/provenance rules — not free-form SQL — so a number is either source-accurate or honestly reported as unavailable.

Once a source is connected and synced, just ask — in plain English:

*"How many page views did I get in the last 7 days?"**"What were my top pages this week?"**"Which channels drove the most traffic last month?"**"How many new users this week vs last week?"**"What's my engagement rate over the last 30 days?"**"How much revenue did I make in the last 30 days?"*(Stripe)*"Compare this week's traffic to the previous week."*

Infinite figures out the right metric, runs it against your synced data, and answers with the numbers + a short read — citing the source and flagging anything it can't verify (it won't guess).

Install with one command (macOS / Linux). It checks you have git, Node ≥ 20, and pnpm (it won't install or change them for you), puts Infinite at `~/.infinite/app`

, drops an `infinite`

command on your PATH, and runs setup:

```
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Infinite-Labs-AI/infinite-os/main/scripts/install.sh | bash
```

Then:

```
infinite setup     # connect a data source + configure the model, and start the local stack
infinite           # ask a question
infinite "how many page views in the last 7 days"
git clone https://github.com/Infinite-Labs-AI/infinite-os.git infinite
cd infinite
./infinite setup
./infinite
```

`setup`

installs/builds the workspace if needed, configures model auth, and starts the bundled Docker stack.

| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
`infinite` |
Start an interactive session (ask questions in natural language) |
`infinite "<question>"` |
Ask one question and print the answer |
`infinite setup` |
Connect a data source, configure the model, start the stack |
`infinite setup status` |
Show what's ready and what's blocked |
`infinite connect <provider>` |
Connect/reconnect a source (`ga4` , `posthog` , `stripe` , `x` , …) |
`infinite sources` |
List connected sources |
`infinite sync [provider] [window]` |
Sync data (windows: `incremental` , `30_days` , `3_months` , `all_time` , …) |
`infinite metrics` / `explain <metric>` |
List metrics / explain a metric's authority & provenance |
`infinite version` |
Print the version and commit |
`infinite start` / `stop` / `status` / `logs [service]` |
Manage the local Docker stack |
`infinite update` |
Pull the latest code on this branch and restart |
`infinite help` |
Full command list |

**Connectable:** Google Analytics 4 · PostHog · Stripe · Meta · Shopify · X (read-only public post metrics). Deeper attribution and content analysis are on the roadmap.

GA4 and PostHog only start collecting data once their tracking tag is on your website. After `infinite setup`

connects an analytics source, install the tag into **your own site's repo** with our published npm package, — it uses only your

`infinite-tag`

**public** keys, auto-detects your framework, and writes idempotent, fully reversible changes:

```
# run inside your website's code repo
npx infinite-tag@latest install
```

`infinite setup`

prints a ready-to-paste `npx infinite-tag install …`

command with your Measurement ID / PostHog key and workspace id already filled in (and saves your public keys to `~/.infinite/artifacts/`

, so a bare `npx infinite-tag install`

discovers them automatically). See for all flags and the supported frameworks (Next.js, Vite + React, static HTML).

`packages/instrument/README.md`

`infinite setup`

writes your config and secrets into a gitignored `.growth-os/`

directory; connector credentials are encrypted at rest. **Your data stays on your machine** — nothing is sent anywhere unless you do it. See [SECURITY.md](/Infinite-Labs-AI/infinite-os/blob/main/SECURITY.md) for the trust model and the full variable list.

```
pnpm install
pnpm typecheck
pnpm test
```

See [docs/local-and-docker-quickstart.md](/Infinite-Labs-AI/infinite-os/blob/main/docs/local-and-docker-quickstart.md) for the Docker path, [CONTRIBUTING.md](/Infinite-Labs-AI/infinite-os/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md) to contribute, and [SECURITY.md](/Infinite-Labs-AI/infinite-os/blob/main/SECURITY.md) to report a vulnerability.

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