Alternatives

Products that do what I interviewed the maker of the privacy-first Google Analytics rival does

1. 1IC
   I created an algorithm to help me achieve Product-Market Fit▲151

   2019 · karma.fm

2. 2IS
   I spent 8 months building a self-hosted web analytics app▲27

   2018 · 321analytics.com

3. 3IM
   I made a privacy-first email analytics software▲6

   2018 · mailspice.com

4. 4IB
   I built Analytics for my Ghost blog▲76

   2018 · ghostboard.io

5. 5IB
   I Built a “Google Alerts” for Hacker News▲151

   2019 · pipedream.com

6. 6ML
   My latest work for the Google I/O '13 Keynote▲78

   2013 · albertomoss.com

7. 7FS
   First security bounty with Google:Knowing who is interviewing with them▲5

   2017 · www-tnhh-net.cdn.ampproject.org

8. 8MI
   My interview with patio11 and other profitable side project hackers▲115

   2019 · sideprojectbook.com

9. 9IM
   I made a database of remote companies▲171

   2019 · remotehub.io

10. 10FA
    Free as in freedom, privacy-first Google Analytics alternative▲9

    2023 · poeticmetric.com

11. 11IM
    I made a privacy-focused online journal▲100

    2019 · gekri.com

12. 12
    My Account from Google▲131

    Privacy and security controls, all in one place

    2015

13. 13IB
    I built a peer-to-peer publishing platform▲115

    2018 · peerdium.com

14. 14IM
    I made a Google Analytics alternative that's easy and user-friendly▲5

    Oct 2025 · statflows.com

15. 15IB
    I built an internet speed analytics tool▲89

    2021 · ronaldlangeveld.com

16. 16IJ
    I just launched my side-project: Chatter Analytics▲11

    2011 · blog.chatteranalytics.com

17. 17MF
    My First App, Realll, Reindexing the Web by the Power of Human▲9

    2021 · realll.co

18. 18IT
    It took me 5() months to build a Plausible alternative▲44

    After months of using Google Analytics I realized only about 50% of people accepted my cookie-popup. I had months of incorrect data for my website. I started looking for alternatives and eventually found Plausible, which is great (and open-source). Problem is, I didn't feel like paying 9$ a month to see the amount of visitors on a website i didn't even earn anything on, it was just a hobby project. Eventually I started making my own web analytics. Which actually isn't that hard. It took me about a month of working on my spare time every now and then. Being GDPR compliant basically means to…

    2024

19. 19PT
    Privera – The Analytics' Anonymization Proxy▲5

    2021 · privera.io

20. 20IC
    I created a Laboratory Customer Relationship Management Tool▲14

    2014 · limscentral.com

21. 21IM
    I made a human powered travel search engine▲15

    2011 · toorld.com

22. 22GS
    Google's Got a Secret▲8

    2020 · knuckleheads.club

23. 23IC
    I created a user interview template▲21

    2020 · userinterviewexchange.com

24. 24IB
    I built a hash-identification system with popularity ratings▲27

    2021 · github.com

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