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What Analytics Data Do You Actually Need?
You don't need 200 metrics to understand your website. Here are the five that matter for small sites and personal projects.
Read post →Practical guides and honest comparisons for privacy-friendly analytics — GA alternatives, multi-site pricing, and workflows for developers who build with AI. Start here whether you're switching from Google Analytics or wiring analytics into an AI-built app.
You don't need 200 metrics to understand your website. Here are the five that matter for small sites and personal projects.
Read post →How privacy tools count traffic without cookies — Antlytics Unique visitors (daily hash) vs Visits (tab-scoped sessions).
Read post →Honest GA4 alternatives in 2026 — Plausible, Fathom, Umami, Antlytics. Privacy, multi-site pricing, no lockouts, and MCP for developers who build with AI.
Read post →Privacy-first analytics collects the data you need without cookies or personal information. Here's what that means in practice.
Read post →Most analytics tools are built for marketing teams. Here's what indie developers, bloggers, and portfolio site owners actually need from their analytics.
Read post →You built your site with Cursor, Claude Code, or Bolt. Now you need to know if anyone's visiting. Here's how to add analytics without breaking your vibe-coded app.
Read post →Factual comparison of privacy-friendly analytics tools — multi-site pricing, MCP for AI coding tools, fair-use vs lockouts, and honest trade-offs.
Read post →Step-by-step guides for setting up Antlytics — from basic script installation to first-party proxies, conversion goals, and UTM campaign tracking.
Read post →A practical guide to privacy-friendly analytics — what it means, how cookieless tracking works, and how to choose a tool that respects your visitors.
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