OpenRevenue - Privacy-friendly web analytics platform built for makers
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OpenRevenue is a privacy-friendly web analytics platform built for founders, startups, and indie makers who want clear insights without the complexity of traditional analytics tools. Track visitors, pageviews, traffic sources, devices, locations, funnels, and user journeys in real time. Get AI-powered insights to understand trends, uncover opportunities, and make better growth decisions—all from a fast, modern dashboard.
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OpenRevenue
Congrats on the launch! The product looks really clean and I like the focus on making analytics easier to understand.
I'm curious, what made you decide to build Reignat when there are already so many analytics tools out there? Was there a specific problem you kept running into?
OpenRevenue
Thank you! @ikram_gafai Really appreciate that.
The main reason was frustration, honestly. Most analytics tools either feel too complex, too expensive, or require digging through multiple dashboards just to answer simple questions.
As a founder, I wanted something that tells me what's happening on my website in seconds: where visitors come from, what they're doing, and where they're dropping off. That's why Reignat focuses on simplicity, privacy, and actionable insights instead of overwhelming users with hundreds of reports.
I built it first for my own projects, and after talking with other founders, I realized many were facing the same problem.
I want to ask for those who are just building their app and still in validation stage, does the performance metric include these categories that I mentioned earlier ?
OpenRevenue
Hi@daniel_oyetunde,
Yes, absolutely. Reignat is built for products at every stage, including validation. As long as you define the events or funnel steps you care about, you can track key metrics like sign-ups, activations, conversions, and user journeys.
The goal is to help you understand what's working and where users drop off, even before revenue becomes a primary metric. 🚀
Stripo.email
The privacy-friendly approach is a huge plus. More founders are looking for actionable insights without compromising visitor privacy.
OpenRevenue
Thank you! @marianna_tymchuk 🙌
That's exactly what we're aiming for, giving founders actionable insights while keeping visitor privacy at the core of the product. 🚀
Stripo.email
Congrats, Khalid! Building analytics from a founder's perspective often leads to a much better user experience than enterprise-first solutions.
OpenRevenue
Thank you, Roman!
That was exactly the goal. As a founder, I wanted analytics that are simple to understand, actionable, and don't require digging through endless dashboards. Really appreciate the support!
Nice launch, Khalid 👏
I run a small digital agency and we ship most of our client sites in Next.js, so a lightweight, privacy-first tracker is exactly the kind of thing I keep looking for — GA always feels like overkill and the cookie-consent overhead is a pain to justify to clients. A clean script that just gives me visitors, sources and funnels without dragging down performance would be an easy sell.
Two questions before I try it:
How heavy is the tracking script, and does it play well with a Next.js App Router setup / SPA-style route changes?
Is the data EU-hosted, and is it GDPR-compliant out of the box (no cookie banner needed)? That's a real selling point for the clients I work with.
Will give it a spin on one of our sites. Congrats on shipping 🚀
OpenRevenue
Thank you, Abderrahmane!
Really appreciate the thoughtful feedback.
To answer your questions:
• The tracking script is lightweight and works great with Next.js, including App Router and SPA-style route changes.
• Reignat is built with privacy in mind. We don't use cookies or collect personal data, so for most websites a cookie banner isn't required for analytics.
I'd love to hear your feedback once you've tried it on one of your client sites. Thanks again for the support!
memi
Privacy-friendly analytics for makers is a good lane, especially if the dashboard stays fast and understandable. Funnels + journeys + AI insights sounds useful. How do you balance AI summaries with keeping the raw metrics transparent?
Privacy-friendly analytics built specifically for makers is a great lane — GA really does feel like overkill for most indie projects, and skipping the cookie banner is a real selling point. Congrats on the launch! How do you balance the AI-powered insights with keeping the raw metrics transparent and trustworthy?
Congrats on the launch. Privacy-friendly analytics is a very real need for indie sites, especially when GA feels too heavy. One thing I’d be curious about: how do your AI insights stay tied to the raw metrics? For makers, the most useful flow might be “traffic source changed → affected pages → likely reason → suggested experiment”, while still letting us verify every step from the underlying data.
privacy-friendly analytics that makers actually read is a real gap, most tools drown you in dashboards nobody opens. the thing i'd love to see: not just clean charts, but a nudge when something moves that matters, a traffic source dropping to zero or a funnel step quietly breaking. the value of analytics is mostly in catching the change you weren't looking for. congrats on the launch.