TagIntact
Google Tag Manager · GA4 · server-side

Your tracking is broken.
Nobody told you.

TagIntact teaches GTM and GA4 the way the best YouTube channels do — free — then replays your critical journeys on a schedule and alerts you the moment a purchase event stops sending value.

First access to every tool as it ships, the free Tracking Foundations course on launch day, one email every two weeks. Unsubscribe in one click.

Journey replay
Checkout · shop.example.com
1 broken
  • view_item
    items[0].item_id · price · currency
  • add_to_cart
    value 49.00 · currency USD
  • begin_checkout
    fired twice — duplicate GA4 config
  • purchase
    value missing since 06:14 UTC
Alert sent to #tracking on Slack · last green run 05:00 UTC · likely cause: container v142 published 06:02

Free tools, shipping first

No PDF to download. Paste a URL or upload a container and get a graded report on your own setup.

All planned tools

Learn it. Check it. Keep it intact.

01

Learn

Free tutorials on YouTube and a free interactive course with a sandbox site, quizzes, and a certificate. Every lesson carries the date it was last verified against the live Google UI.

02

Check

Run your site through the scanner and your container through the auditor. Duplicate configs, tags firing before consent, PII in the dataLayer — found in seconds, explained in plain English.

03

Monitor

Define the journeys that make money. We replay them on a schedule, assert the events and parameters you expect, and page you on the first bad run — not at month-end reporting.

Why not just another course?

Courses go stale the week Google ships a redesign. A tutorial answers one question and you leave. Neither one tells you, six weeks later, that a container publish quietly dropped transaction_id from every purchase.

  • Lesson-level freshness stamps, tied to a change log of what Google and Meta shipped.
  • Tools that read your setup instead of a generic checklist.
  • A monitor that catches the break before the client's monthly report does.

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