Open Analytics is different because it combines privacy-friendly analytics with full data ownership on Supabase — without requiring a separate tracking server. Unlike Google Analytics or hosted tools like Plausible, users can directly query raw event data with SQL, customize schemas, and self-host easily. Features like realtime 3D visitor maps, lightweight tracking, SPA support, and open-source MIT licensing make it ideal for startups and side projects.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 We built Open Analytics because most analytics tools felt either too heavy (Google Analytics), too closed, or too expensive for indie makers and small startups. Open Analytics is a lightweight, privacy-friendly analytics platform that runs directly on your own Supabase database — no separate tracking server required. ✨ What makes it different? • Your data stays fully yours (directly in Postgres) • Self-hosted & open source (MIT) • No complex cookie banners • Realtime 3D visitor globe 🌍 • Simple script setup in minutes • Direct SQL access to all events • Built for startups, side projects, blogs & SaaS apps Instead of locking your analytics behind a SaaS black box, we wanted to make analytics transparent, hackable, and developer-friendly. Would love your feedback, questions, and feature ideas ❤️

@bui_gia_thanh The Postgres-first approach is really smart—gives developers actual control over their data instead of being locked into a vendor's export format. Direct SQL access to events is a huge differentiator for technical teams who want to build custom dashboards or integrate with their own tools.

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