Launching today
Open Analytics
Open-source web analytics for you and your AI agents
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Open-source web analytics for you and your AI agents
4 followers
Open Analytics is an open-source, privacy-first alternative to Google Analytics, built for humans and AI agents. Track real-time visitors, funnels, and revenue with one lightweight, cookieless script. Connect your analytics to AI tools via MCP, use our cloud, or self-host. GDPR-compliant with no consent banner.
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@uaghazade I'd say the most difficult aspect is setting up specific mesurements for very specific actions and having funnels for that.
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@mad94 agreed, and that is where most of the design effort went. marking an action takes no code and no deploy: put data-oa-event="signup_click" on the element, and data-oa-prop-plan="pro" for properties. nothing to wire, nothing to ship.
definitions are then versioned, with draft, publish and rollback, so you can change what an event means without breaking the history behind it. funnels are built from those definitions, steps ordered, so the thing you marked in the markup is the thing the funnel counts.
Congrats on the launch @uaghazade ! How is Open Analytics different from Matomo and Plausible?
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@mad94 thanks, Dorina!
Matomo is the full-fat one, and its privacy is a configuration: it can do cookies, user IDs and profiles if you switch them on. here there is no such switch. Identity is a salted hash that rotates daily and differs per site, so cookieless and no-consent-banner are properties of the build rather than settings you can get wrong.
Plausible shares that premise, so the difference is scope rather than principle. we add revenue attributed back to the source from your own Stripe, realtime per-visitor journeys (with globe view), funnels, Core Web Vitals, and an MCP server plus a CLI, so an agent can query your analytics the same way the dashboard does. same AGPL, same self-hosting, and installing a release is a docker compose pull rather than a build.