Privacy-first analytics for everything

Realtime analytics for everything. Privacy at scale.

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Realtime analytics for everything. Privacy at scale.

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Privacy-first analytics for websites, mobile apps, smart TVs, and IoT devices. Real-time dashboards, combined views, geo analytics. No cookies. GDPR compliant by design.

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I got tired of choosing between “easy but invasive” or “privacy friendly but slow and limited.” Every time I looked at my own sites or client projects, I was forced to use Google Analytics (which tracks everything) or a privacy tool that felt half-baked and slow. So I finally decided to build the analytics tool I actually wanted to use myself. What problem were you trying to solve? I wanted realtime, deep analytics that didn’t spy on users. No cookies, no consent banners, no fingerprinting, no storing personal data, yet still powerful enough for high-traffic production sites, mobile apps, smart TVs, and even IoT. I needed sub second dashboards, scroll depth, active time tracking, and proper bot detection, all while staying 100% GDPR/CCPA compliant by design.

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Nanolytica Native SDKs Privacy first analytics for iOS, Android, React Native, Go & C

We just shipped five official client SDKs for Nanolytica Cloud. If you're

building a mobile app, TV app, IoT device, or backend service and want

privacy first analytics without stitching together HTTP requests by hand these

are for you.

What's included:

iOS (Swift) SwiftPM, iOS 14+, auto pageview helpers for UIKit and
SwiftUI, offline queue with persist() across app kills

Android (Kotlin) Gradle, minSdk 24, coroutine backed queue,
ActivityAutoPageview for zero boilerplate screen tracking, Jetpack Compose
support

React Native (TypeScript) pure JS, no native modules, works with Expo,
attachNavigation() for React Navigation, AsyncStorage offline persistence

Go zero dependencies, context aware, great for server side pageviews and
IoT backends

C libcurl + pthreads, synchronous mode for embedded/RTOS environments,
valgrind clean

Every SDK ships with:

- Local validation that matches the server bad event names fail instantly, no

wasted round trips

- Exponential backoff retry on 5xx (1s/2s/4s), silent drop on 4xx

- Bounded in-memory queue (drop oldest on overflow)

- Opt-out/in for GDPR consent flows

- Detailed README with full API reference, platform specific examples, and

troubleshooting

The same privacy guarantees as the web tracker no cookies, no fingerprinting,

IPs hashed serverside with a per site salt. Just drop in your site UUID and go.

All five repos are open source under MIT. Self hosted Nanolytica users can point

the endpoint option at their own instance.

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19d ago

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Nanolytica Native SDKs Privacy first analytics for iOS, Android, React Native, Go & C

We just shipped five official client SDKs for Nanolytica Cloud. If you're

building a mobile app, TV app, IoT device, or backend service and want

privacy first analytics without stitching together HTTP requests by hand these

are for you.

What's included:

iOS (Swift) SwiftPM, iOS 14+, auto pageview helpers for UIKit and
SwiftUI, offline queue with persist() across app kills

Android (Kotlin) Gradle, minSdk 24, coroutine backed queue,
ActivityAutoPageview for zero boilerplate screen tracking, Jetpack Compose
support

React Native (TypeScript) pure JS, no native modules, works with Expo,
attachNavigation() for React Navigation, AsyncStorage offline persistence

Go zero dependencies, context aware, great for server side pageviews and
IoT backends

C libcurl + pthreads, synchronous mode for embedded/RTOS environments,
valgrind clean

Every SDK ships with:

- Local validation that matches the server bad event names fail instantly, no

wasted round trips

- Exponential backoff retry on 5xx (1s/2s/4s), silent drop on 4xx

- Bounded in-memory queue (drop oldest on overflow)

- Opt-out/in for GDPR consent flows

- Detailed README with full API reference, platform specific examples, and

troubleshooting

The same privacy guarantees as the web tracker no cookies, no fingerprinting,

IPs hashed serverside with a per site salt. Just drop in your site UUID and go.

All five repos are open source under MIT. Self hosted Nanolytica users can point

the endpoint option at their own instance.

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19d ago