66Analytics

Self-hosted analytics with session replays, heatmaps & more.

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Self-hosted analytics with session replays, heatmaps & more.

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Self-hosted, friendly, all-in-one web analytics tool. Lightweight tracking, session replays, heatmaps, user journeys & more. - Pay once, have it forever - Free future updates - Open source code You can even start your own SAAS with the Extended License.

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1Brand

Congrats on the launch - I'm excited about this product! Can you share more details about the stack that the product uses? And any details on how you envision providing updates?

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6yr ago

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Maker

@tela Thank you for your comment and interest! Yes, I can definitely share more details: It is based on PHP on an in house built mvc-like framework, CSS, HTML and Javascript with Jquery.

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6yr ago

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Maker

@tela Also, regarding updates: I have just provided one a few days ago ( changelog: https://66analytics.com/changelog ) and all people who purchased got an email with the new files and how to update to the latest version.

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6yr ago

1Brand

@altumcode Thanks! If you're pitching this as a self-hosted solution, as a suggestion I'd include this on your site as a future enhancement. For me specifically, I'd have significant concerns about using an in-house framework built on PHP because of maintainability and needing devs with PHP experience. Probably easier to roll our own.

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6yr ago

Peergrade

Hey! I don't understand the "EXTENDED LICENSE". How is payments, discount codes etc relevant for this product? I guess I can use your analytics product with my own SaaS service (instead of or in addition to GA), but want it for recordings and heatmaps, not for anything related to payments?

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6yr ago

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Maker

@utdiscant Hey David, thank you for the comment! The extended license is made for people who want to use my product, self host it and offer the analytics that it has to offer to other people as well and charge them for using it.

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6yr ago

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Maker

@utdiscant So on a short note, with the Extended license, you can have people on your site (created with 66analytics) get stats for their own websites, charge them and make money as well.

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6yr ago

Peergrade

@altumcode Ah ok. That's not something I see often.

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6yr ago

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Maker

Hey everyone, AltumCode here 🤲. I am bringing you my latest project named 66Analytics, which focuses on bringing the power back to you. 66Analytics comes with features like: - Standard tracking for websites - Simple events tracking for users ( clicks, scrolls ...etc ) - Session recordings and replays - Heatmaps And many more features that you can freely check out in the demo: https://66analytics.com/demo Username: admin Password: admin It is a self hosted web product that you can install on your host, vps..etc that will give you all the power over your data as everything is stored on your server. The product is a one time purchase, 6 months of support included and free future updates. It also features a SAAS version which gives you the ability to create a new SAAS platform and start charging your users for these services. Let me know what you think!

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7yr ago

@altumcode Your demo doesnt work. Database connection problem: Warning: mysqli::__construct(): (HY000/2002): No such file or directory in /var/www/66analytics.com/public_html/demo/app/core/Database.php on line 15 The connection to the database failed ! Please edit the "app/config/config.php" file and make sure your database connection details are correct!

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6yr ago

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@peterhrnciar The demo was just updated, it should work now! Im sorry for the inconvenience!

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6yr ago

daily.dev

I have two questions. What stack is used for backend and frontend and the second one: How much traffic is the code able to handle? What if there will be sites with total traffic e.g. 1mil page views/day. Is the script able to handle this?

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6yr ago

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@csaba_kissi Sure! Glad you are interested in the product! The product was just launched recently and updated now with more features as it is still at an early stage. I am constantly trying to improve the performance and I have done optimizations so that it can handle a lot of traffic but ultimately the server that it is being hosted on matters as well. Regarding the other question, I have just answered it previously ( "It is based on PHP on an in house built mvc-like framework, CSS, HTML and Javascript with Jquery." )

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6yr ago

daily.dev

@altumcode thanks for the information

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6yr ago

Congrats @altumcode on launching! The demo is very sleek and so is the idea. Do you have any experience with scaling PHP and MySQL? In production workloads at scale, millions of events are generated per day or even per hour. Without good data vacuuming and hygiene, even top of the line servers will get overwhelmed. That's when data loss begins. Also, self hosted analytics (and some cloud hosted ones too) usually can't handle traffic spikes. Just 500 visitors in a minute can crash a server. This is because analytics generates 5-20x the number of requests. Does 66Analytics scale and if so, what is the limit you've tested?

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6yr ago

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@rayliverified Hey Ray, thank you for the comment here and I am glad you like the product! I am always looking to improve my knowledge and capabilities of scaling, I can't say that I am an expert on scaling. I am learning as I go with the flow on "uncharted territories" and would love to hear talk about this if you personally have ideas. As far as data on the server, I have tested with a few mills of pageviews and events on different sites (but this is just data that is manually inserted) and on a real note, I already have a client which has 5+ websites running analytics with thousands of visitors per day on a simple 5$ droplet.

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6yr ago

@altumcode Sounds good! Keep focusing on proving out the business model since the product is new. Hopefully, you'll get big enough to be able to worry about scaling issues!

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6yr ago

Have you studied Mouseflow as well as Hotjar? You should try to mimic scroll depth / engagement rate metric from Mouseflow. It's VERY useful for conversion rate optimization experts. In terms of a one-off price. How much are you thinking of charging?

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6yr ago

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Maker

@wynne_pirini Yes, I did and I have plans to future integrate more features that are in those platforms. The pricing for the product is listed in the landing page -> 66analytics.com

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6yr ago

I like it - looks neat. Had questions about the pricing plan. How can I reach out to you? Couldn't see any contact information on the site.

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6yr ago

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@neil_napier I will definitely add an email address on the landing page, until then, you can send me a DM on twitter where you can ask me anything! @altumcode

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6yr ago

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