freshlytics

Freshlytics is an open source analytics application positioned around privacy. Rather than storing identifiers, it deliberately avoids cookies and does not collect personally identifiable information (PII), so visitor data stays aggregate and non-identifying. What it offers - Privacy-first design: no cookies, no PII collection. - Dashboard: switch between multiple projects, slice data within a chosen date range, and view pageviews across several dimensions such as page URLs, referrers, browsers and browser versions. - Tracking: the project currently focuses on website pageview tracking, recording visited page URLs, referrers, browsers and browser versions. - Projects: multiple projects are supported, and each project can be configured with its own reporting timezone. - Users: accounts are either Admin or normal users. Admins can create, edit and delete projects as well as manage other users. The project describes itself as aiming to be reliable, friendly to use and easy to deploy, and it is distributed as a Docker image (the README carries a Docker Hub pulls badge). It has also been listed in the Awesome Humane Tech collection, reflecting its humane-technology orientation. Documentation A dedicated docs folder covers introduction, installation, usage, development and troubleshooting, along with a screenshots page, so operators can follow an install path and developers can set up a working environment. The README notes that pull requests are welcome. Who it may suit Teams or individuals who want a self-managed, lightweight alternative to third-party web analytics and who care more about aggregate traffic insight than about individual visitor profiles. Because scope is limited to pageviews and a handful of dimensions, it is best treated as a focused traffic analytics tool rather than a full product-analytics or event-pipeline platform.