Fusionaly

What it does

One SQLite file. One Docker container. One command to install. Runs on your domain. Ad blockers don't touch it. No cookies. Free and open source.

Self-hosted web analytics in one SQLite file. Runs on a $5 VPS. Your visitors

Runs on your Raspberry Pi or a $5 VPS, on your own domain. One command installs it. Then it updates itself every night. No PostgreSQL, no ClickHouse, no Redis. The database lives inside the app as one SQLite file. Ten years at 50,000 page views a day fits in it, and you back it up with scp. The activity feed lists what moved today in plain language: spikes, drops, new referrers. Read it, close the tab. The script loads from your own subdomain. Ad blockers see your site, not a tracker, so your numbers stay whole. Every night it backs up your data, then pulls the new version with zero downtime. You never SSH in to upgrade it. Optional. Type "Which pages drive signups?" and get the answer from…from fusionaly.com

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