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Umami
Umami is an open source, self-hosted web analytics tool that respects visitor privacy and does not use cookies.
About Umami
Umami is a simple, fast, and privacy-focused alternative to Google Analytics. It tracks page views, events, and session data without collecting personal information or relying on cookie consent banners. You can deploy it on your own server using Docker or Node.js, giving you full control over your data.
It supports real-time analytics, custom event tracking, and integration with frameworks like Next.js, Vue, and React. The dashboard displays metrics such as active visitors, bounce rate, and page views by device, browser, and country. Data is stored in a PostgreSQL or MySQL database, and you can create multiple websites from a single instance.
Built by Mike Cao and released under the MIT license, Umami is a go-to choice for developers and small businesses who need straightforward analytics without the bloat. It runs on any platform that supports Node.js and is used by thousands of sites worldwide for compliant, lightweight tracking.
It supports real-time analytics, custom event tracking, and integration with frameworks like Next.js, Vue, and React. The dashboard displays metrics such as active visitors, bounce rate, and page views by device, browser, and country. Data is stored in a PostgreSQL or MySQL database, and you can create multiple websites from a single instance.
Built by Mike Cao and released under the MIT license, Umami is a go-to choice for developers and small businesses who need straightforward analytics without the bloat. It runs on any platform that supports Node.js and is used by thousands of sites worldwide for compliant, lightweight tracking.
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Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Free
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Any Platform
- Version
- 2.13.2
- Developer
- Umami Software