YourTraffic is open-source, cookie-free web analytics. No cookies and no personal data means no consent banner, so you stay GDPR, CCPA and PECR compliant by default. Run unlimited sites on one account, keep your data in your own Postgres, and pull stats through a documented REST API. It also ships a native MCP server, so an AI agent can sign in with OAuth and read your traffic on demand. Self-host it for free under the MIT license or run it in the cloud. One script tag and you are live.
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Hi Product Hunt. I am the maker of YourTraffic.
I built it because I wanted analytics I could actually own. GA4 is heavy
and needs a consent banner, and the nice privacy tools are hosted only or
capped by pageviews. I wanted no banner, unlimited sites, my data in my own
database, and a real API to build on.
A few things that make it different.
- No cookies and no personal data, so no consent banner. Visitors are
counted with a rotating salted hash that cannot be traced back to a person.
- Your events live in your own Postgres when you self-host. Nothing leaves
your infrastructure.
- Unlimited projects on one account, no per-site pricing.
- A documented REST API, plus a native MCP server so an AI agent can read
your traffic through OAuth. That last part is the one I am most curious to
hear thoughts on.
It is MIT licensed and free to self-host, with a hosted option if you would
rather not run it. Setup is one script tag and stats appear within seconds.
I will be here all day, so please tell me what is missing or what you would
want next. Feedback welcome.
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Finally an analytics tool that doesn't slap a cookie banner on every site I run. The MCP server setup took like two minutes and now my assistant can pull traffic numbers on demand, which is way more useful than I expected.
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Cookie-free setup finally let me skip the consent banner headache, and the one script tag got my test site live in under a minute. The Postgres-backed data ownership is a nice touch for anyone tired of vendor lock-in.
Finally an analytics tool that doesn't slap a cookie banner on every site I run. The MCP server setup took like two minutes and now my assistant can pull traffic numbers on demand, which is way more useful than I expected.
Cookie-free setup finally let me skip the consent banner headache, and the one script tag got my test site live in under a minute. The Postgres-backed data ownership is a nice touch for anyone tired of vendor lock-in.