| Overview |
A small, self-hosted web analytics tool with cookieless traffic statistics, custom actions and a GraphQL API. You run the Node.js application and MongoDB database. | Self-hosted web analytics with a Go service and SQLite storage. Fusionaly reports visitors, traffic sources, custom events, goals and purchase revenue, with shareable dashboards and a read-only MCP interface. |
| Pricing |
Free MIT-licensed software; budget separately for hosting, backups and maintenance. No vendor-hosted subscription is listed. | Free and open source under MIT, with no paid tier or software event/site quota. You pay for your server and any external AI client you choose. |
| Deployment |
Self-hosted | Self-hosted |
| Best for |
Developers and website owners who need simple traffic and event reporting on infrastructure they control. | Site owners and developers who can operate their own analytics server and want traffic, goals and revenue in one place. |
| Operator |
Tobias Reich Independent project | Carlos Castellanos Independent project |
| Company base |
Usingen, Germany · European Union | Spain · European Union |
| Organization scale |
No comparable official organization-size figure was publicly disclosed. | 1 maintainers · operator, as of 31 Oct 2026 |
| Recent direction |
operational reliability Recent official evidence shows a focus on operational reliability. | operational reliability Recent official evidence shows a focus on operational reliability. |
| Key features |
- Cookieless traffic statistics
- Custom actions and event values
- GraphQL API
- Self-hosted Node.js and MongoDB
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- Visitors, referrers, campaigns and device reports
- Custom events, goals and revenue tracking
- Visitor flows and shared dashboards
- Read-only MCP for external AI clients
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| Important considerations |
Current releases require Node.js 24 or newer and MongoDB. Your team owns upgrades, availability and security; evaluate its aggregate reports against your funnel and replay requirements. | You operate the server and backups. Daily visitor IDs do not identify the same person across days. Support is community-based, with no SLA. Optional AI clients receive the query results they request; self-hosting does not keep those results out of the client. |
| Integrations |
JavaScript, GraphQL, Docker | JavaScript, MCP |
| Fact check |
We checked this information against official vendor sources on 2026-09-30. |
We checked this information against official vendor sources on 2026-10-31. |