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Analytics

Understand what your users are actually doing.

Analytics tools track what users actually do in your product, from simple pageview counts to detailed event tracking and funnels. Privacy-focused, cookieless options trade some granularity for simpler compliance; full event-tracking platforms give more detail at the cost of more setup. Start with the handful of events that answer a real question you have, not with tracking everything by default.

Similar pitch to Plausible with a slightly different dashboard feel and permanent data retention. Good if you want event and campaign tracking without the GA4 complexity.

Newer indie favorite that blends Mixpanel-style product analytics with Plausible-style simplicity. Open source with an MCP integration for querying data from an AI agent.

The simplest privacy-friendly Google Analytics replacement. No cookie banner needed, dashboard you can actually read in ten seconds.

Goes way past pageviews into product analytics: session replay, feature flags, funnels. The right pick once you need to understand behavior, not just traffic.

Simple Analytics

Cookieless and specifically good at catching the traffic GA4 loses to consent rejection and ad blockers.

MIT-licensed and self-hostable. The go-to if you want to own your analytics data outright and don't mind running one more service.

Vercel Analytics

Zero-setup option if you're already deploying on Vercel. First-party so it isn't blocked by ad blockers, plus Web Vitals monitoring baked in.

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