Clics
Cookieless and privacy-first analytics built for AI agents
What it does
Clics gives you clear, privacy-friendly website analytics without cookies or consent banners. Connect it to AI agents like ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor to identify growth opportunities without spending hours analyzing dashboards.
Clics gives you simple analytics without cookies or consent banners and lets you access your data through AI agents like ChatGPT and Claude.
No setup complexity or learning curve. Everything is designed to be intuitive so you can understand your data instantly. Set goals and track revenue to see which traffic sources, pages, and campaigns actually contribute to your business results. Automatically measure how far visitors scroll on your pages and identify where attention drops off or content keeps them engaged. Measure traffic and conversions from your paid campaigns to understand which channels bring valuable visitors and drive real results. Automatically filter out bots and unwanted traffic so your reports reflect real visitors and give you a more accurate view of your performance. Privacy, setup, performance, AI referrals,…from clics.dev
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