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THE FIRST COLLECTIONTinybird Web Analytics template for building a privacy-first, real-time analytics platform. It includes event tracking, a ready-made dashboard, custom events, web vitals, and multi-tenant/multi-domain support.
A lightweight, privacy‑first JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for tgram‑analytics. Zero dependencies, under 2 KB gzipped, TypeScript‑first, SPA‑ready, respects Do Not Track, supports batching and multi‑value properties.
A Django app that tracks the length of time visitors and registered users spend on your site, keeping a history of visitor sessions. Includes configurable middleware, settings for filtering, and dashboard views for aggregate and per-user statistics.
IndieStats is a privacy-friendly, self-hosted web analytics platform built with Laravel, allowing users to track multiple sites without using cookies or requiring consent banners.
A small Python scraper that periodically fetches Monash University's public parking availability JSON and appends it to a CSV, run on a schedule via GitHub Actions. The README also outlines planned future analysis and a possible prediction webpage.
Pirsch is the open-source core of a privacy-friendly web analytics solution for Go. It uses server-side, cookie-less tracking with hashed visitor fingerprints and stores no personal data, targeting GDPR/CCPA/PECR compliance.
Clamp Analytics SDK offers a privacy‑first web analytics solution with automatic pageview, session, custom event, revenue and error tracking. It works in browsers, server‑side, React/Next.js and via a single CDN script for platforms such as Webflow, Shopify and WordPress, and all events are queryable through the Model Context Protocol.
Open-source, privacy-first web analytics platform that runs on your own infrastructure without cookies or fingerprinting, combining real-time dashboards, session replays, heatmaps, funnels, revenue tracking, behavioral automations and natural-language queries.
