Privacy-first, cookieless audience tracking powered by Plausible, hosted on my private server.
If you are a developer, colleague, or friend, you can get a free account on my Plausible server to track your own websites. You will receive a clean JS snippet and your own secure dashboard without worrying about paying for analytics subscriptions or managing a self-hosted server yourself.
Plausible Analytics is an open-source, lightweight, and GDPR-compliant alternative to Google Analytics. By running Plausible on our own dedicated server, we gain complete ownership of historical analytics data without selling visitor behaviors to ad networks.
Standard tracking scripts add massive page bloat. Plausible’s script is under 2KB, loading asynchronously to prevent blocking your main JavaScript rendering thread. This preserves high Google Lighthouse scores and Core Web Vitals.
Plausible does not store cookies, track personal IP addresses, or maintain persistent client identifiers. Because no personal data is collected, developers do not need to show annoying cookie consent banners or privacy opt-ins.
Offers native support for tracking custom events (e.g. form signups, purchase clicks, API errors) using simple inline JS dispatchers. You can also fetch analytics metrics programmatically via Plausible's REST API.
Page views, unique visitors, active session durations, and instant bounce rates.
Traffic mapped by operating systems, viewport size, and browser types.