Launched this week
Kobbe
Privacy-friendly web analytics with traffic and revenue.
311 followers
Privacy-friendly web analytics with traffic and revenue.
311 followers
Privacy-friendly and cookie-less analytics for your website. Traffic, pages, sources, revenue and funnels. Private by default. Set up in seconds.
Privacy-friendly analytics with revenue attached is a useful angle. A lot of lightweight analytics tools stop at page views, while revenue attribution is where founders actually make decisions. How are you handling attribution when payment events happen in Stripe or another backend instead of on the marketing site?
Congrats on the launch! The revenue attribution tying back to Stripe, Polar, Paddle and Creem stood out — connecting four payment providers is no small integration. How's each account's revenue data kept separate from every other account on the backend, is that enforced at the database level or in the app logic?
Love how clean the dashboard feels without sacrificing depth, especially seeing revenue and funnels tied together right next to traffic sources. The cookie-less setup is such a relief compared to wrestling with consent banners.
Finally tried Kobbe this week and was surprised how fast the setup was, like literally a copy-paste snippet and I had real funnels showing up. Love that I can finally drop GA without feeling like I’m going in blind on my own traffic.
Love how clean and privacy-first this looks, exactly what smaller sites need without all the consent banner hassle. One thing that would make it even better: a simple way to compare traffic and revenue side by side across date ranges, like a lightweight view that shows whether a traffic spike actually translated into sales. Would really help with quick decision making.
Would love to see a heatmap integration that still respects the privacy stance, something click or scroll depth without recording session replays, since that would round out the funnel data nicely.
"Attribute revenue without turning Kobbe into a CRM" is the line that got me — most privacy-first tools nail the traffic but lose the money trail, which is the part that actually matters to a small business. How do you tie revenue to a source without the cookies/cross-site tracking that make attribution "easy"? Looks clean.