Alternative to

Open-source alternatives to Google Analytics: which still ship

4 open-source startups in this directory are positioned against Google Analytics. 4 pushed code in the last 30 days, 0 have been quiet for 31–120 days, 0 have not pushed in over 120 days or are archived. “Alternative to Google Analytics” is a judgment by Jev, TypeSafe’s classifier, made from the repository’s own name, description and homepage, and printed only when it put that match at 0.5 or better. It is not a claim these projects make about themselves, it is not a feature comparison, and Google Analytics has nothing to do with this page.

Ship status

4still shipping
0slowed
0gone silent

4 of 4 pushed in the last 30 days.

The list

All 4, most-starred first.

The whole directory by ship status →

The last column is the most recent push to any branch, by a person or a bot — it is not a claim that anyone is maintaining the project, and a quiet repository may be a finished one.

ProjectWhat it doesStarsShip statusLast push
umamiumami-software/umamiStill shipping

Umami is a privacy-first analytics platform. Traffic, campaigns, behavior, conversions, and revenue in one place — no cookies, no surveillance, self-hosted or in the cloud.

39.3KStill shipping
analyticsplausible/analyticsStill shipping

Open source, privacy-first web analytics. Lightweight, cookie-free Google Analytics alternative. Self-hosted or cloud.

29.4KStill shipping
matomomatomo-org/matomoStill shipping

Empowering People Ethically 🚀 — Matomo is hiring! Join us → https://matomo.org/jobs Matomo is the leading open-source alternative to Google Analytics, giving you complete control and built-in privacy. Easily collect, visualise, and analyse data from websites & apps. Star us on GitHub ⭐️ – Pull Requests welcome!

21.9KStill shipping
rybbitrybbit-io/rybbitStill shipping

🐸 Rybbit - open-source and privacy-friendly alternative to Google Analytics that is 10x more intuitive.

13.1KStill shipping

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