Reignat - Privacy-friendly web analytics with realtime AI insights
Most analytics tools make you choose: Google Analytics is powerful but bloated, simple alternatives strip away too much. Reignat gives you both. One fast dashboard with visitors, sources, funnels, and full visitor journeys, plus things the others don't have: a realtime 3D globe of your visitors, revenue attribution that shows which pages and channels actually earn, an AI assistant that answers questions about your traffic in plain words, and embeddable widgets for your own site.
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Reignat Analytics
The 3D globe is a really nice touch, sets it apart from the usual dashboards right away. One thing I'd love to see is a lightweight public share link for specific reports, something like a read-only view I can send to a co-founder or investor without granting full account access.
The cookieless, no-banner angle is the part that actually matters to me, and that usually comes down to how you count uniques without a client-side ID. Are you hashing something like IP+UA with a rotating daily salt, and is the raw IP discarded right after the hash or kept around? Trying to gauge whether privacy-friendly here means genuinely no PII at rest, or just no cookie.
This looks great. I've been looking for a simple analytics solution for a while. GA became unusable. What you need for most websites is visitors, page views, bounce rate, traffic sources, perhaps a couple of other things like time on site, etc. Keep up the good work.
Finally tried Reignat and the live 3D globe alone makes it worth a look, traffic sources clicking through to actual revenue on the same screen felt surprisingly smooth.
Love how clean the dashboard feels and the 3D globe is genuinely fun to watch while waiting for traffic to come in.
The 3D globe view for tracking traffic in real time is such a thoughtful touch. Makes analytics feel less like staring at spreadsheets and more like watching your audience actually arrive. Nice execution.
ClinicFrame
Privacy-first analytics with an AI layer on top is a smart pairing, Khalid. Most privacy-focused tools stop at the dashboard and leave the interpretation to you. We had to drop mainstream analytics on parts of our product because we serve healthcare, so I follow this category closely. On the AI assistant, does the model see raw event data or only aggregates, and where does that inference run? That answer decides whether privacy-sensitive teams can adopt it.
the no-cookie-banner claim is what caught my eye - full visitor journeys and funnels usually need some way to tie multiple pageviews to the same visitor across a session. is that done with a rotating hashed fingerprint instead of a cookie, and if so how do you handle it when someone's IP or user agent changes mid-session without either double counting them or losing the journey?
the 3D globe sounds genuinely cool for spotting traffic patterns at a glance, i'd love to see a lightweight alert system where you can set thresholds for unusual spikes or drops and get a simple email or slack ping, super useful for solo founders who aren't staring at the dashboard all day