Set up with AI
If you’d rather not touch code, let an AI coding assistant do the wiring. Snow builds a tailored, copy-paste prompt that tells ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor (or any AI agent that can edit your site) exactly how to install and configure Snow for your stack.
Find it in Settings → Tracking → Hand off to AI.
How it works
Tell it your stack
Pick what your site is built with: Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Framer, Squarespace, Next.js / React, or Other (it’s optional, but it makes the prompt more specific).
Choose what to set up
Tick the capabilities you want. Installing the tracking script is always included; the rest are optional:
| Capability | What the AI will wire up |
|---|---|
| Install the tracking script | Always included: everything builds on it. |
| Track Stripe purchases | Attribute payments to the visit and source that drove them. See Attribute revenue. |
| Track product events | Signups, upgrades, downloads, and other key actions, client- or server-side. See Custom events. |
| Identify logged-in users | Connect anonymous visits to a known user. See Identify users. |
| First-party proxy | Serve Snow from your own domain to recover ad-blocked visits. See First-party proxy. |
Copy the prompt and paste it
Hit Copy prompt and paste it into your AI tool of choice. The prompt updates live as you change the options above.
What the prompt does
The clever part: rather than guessing, the prompt tells the AI to find the analytics tool you already use and mirror it. Most sites adding Snow already run Google Analytics, Segment, PostHog, Mixpanel, or similar, and that existing setup is the perfect blueprint. The AI is instructed to:
- Find the analytics already installed on your site.
- Mirror every call to Snow (the same event names, the same properties, in the same place) so your Snow data lines up with what you already track.
- Match the side each call runs on (browser vs. server) instead of inventing a new scheme.
- Skip page views. Snow records those (and SPA route changes) on its own.
If no other analytics tool is found, it instruments your highest-value actions instead.
Your secrets stay yours. The generated prompt never contains your real API keys or Stripe keys. Those are left as placeholders for you to fill in safely.
Tracking Stripe purchases needs Standard Mode (first-party cookies). If your site is in Cookie-less Mode, switch it under Settings → Tracking → Manual setup → Privacy & cookies first.
Prefer to do it yourself?
Every step the AI performs is documented here too: