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I have an indie project called Fugu (https://fugu.lol). Fugu is an open-source and privacy-friendly product analytics. If you're looking strictly for web analytics, it might not be a good fit.
It's still an early version, but basic things like tracking events with properties, and analzying those, work very well. I'm currently working on adding conversion funnels. It's free to self-host, and I provide a managed version for $9/month flat.
I've started Fugu because I wanted a product analytics software that is privacy-first (e.g., no possibility of tracking unique users), open-source and simple. I liked using PostHog but it got too fancy, complex and convoluted for my taste - a common theme among analytics software in my experience.
If you're looking for a pure web analytics solution, I can absolutely recommend Plausible (https://plausible.io). I also use it for my static page at Fugu.
https://www.goatcounter.com/ simple effective visitor counting with a fast golang / postgress solution. easy javascript solution to count actions on a page. GDPR compliant! Just looks a bit spartan.
The standard recommendation is https://matomo.org/. I’ve used it in production once (when it was called Piwik) and it seemed reasonable, but I’m not sure how it stacks up right now.
https://pirsch.io/: ClickHouse.
PD: I should have a blog or something where I put this predicts :)
Shameless plug: I wrote a log-based analytics software that you can self-host on an Android phone.
https://github.com/lbrito1/android-analytics
Blog post: https://lbrito1.github.io/blog/2020/07/replacing_google_anal...
Shynet: https://github.com/milesmcc/shynet
The goal is to provide, privacy-friendly, and detailed web analytics that works without cookies or JS. And it's completely open source.
Full disclosure: I am the primary maintainer.
Huh, the UI seems refreshingly lightweight and boring! Feels very much like the first time i saw Kanboard and was surprised at how minimalistic and snappy it felt in comparison to something like Jira: https://kanboard.org/
(well, most software probably feels more snappy than Jira, but Kanboard was also amazing)
I have an indie project called Fugu (https://fugu.lol). Fugu is an open-source and privacy-friendly product analytics. If you're looking strictly for web analytics, it might not be a good fit.
It's still an early version, but basic things like tracking events with properties, and analzying those, work very well. I'm currently working on adding conversion funnels. It's free to self-host, and I provide a managed version for $9/month flat.
I've started Fugu because I wanted a product analytics software that is privacy-first (e.g., no possibility of tracking unique users), open-source and simple. I liked using PostHog but it got too fancy, complex and convoluted for my taste - a common theme among analytics software in my experience.
If you're looking for a pure web analytics solution, I can absolutely recommend Plausible (https://plausible.io). I also use it for my static page at Fugu.
