Respectlytics - Firebase Alternative
Built Respectlytics because I always got confused about how to deal with privacy questionnaires when publishing my own mobile apps in app stores. For people who have read a little bit about those privacy regulations like GDPR, ePrivacy Directive, CCPA, etc., I guess it is a bit difficult to say that an analytics solution is fully compliant and no user consent is needed. But what I have come to is that the key thing is to build something that is extremely defendable, transparent, and very easy to explain if and when needed. Privacy: API rejects custom fields with 400 errors. Only stores 5…
Respectlytics - Firebase Alternative launched on January 29, 2026 with 6 votes, #2,272 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
Privacy-first mobile analytics software with automated conversion intelligence. Zero manual setup, no personal data stored. That you use a privacy friendly analytics solution does not mean that you have to live with dry stats that add no value. Respectlytics relies on Return of Avoidance (ROA) - The best way to protect sensitive data is to never collect it in the first place. Yet, you still get lots of value from session based analytics.
Privacy-first mobile app analytics. 5 stored fields, no personal data retained. Auto-discovered conversion paths, session-based tracking. Start free →
Whether you're navigating GDPR, CCPA, or app store privacy labels — Respectlytics makes compliance manageable. We don't claim compliance — we make it architecturally unnecessary to collect personal data. Auto-discovered funnels, lift scores, and drop-offs from only 5 data fields . 14-day free trial. Only 5 fields stored, extra data rejected by the API. GDPR and CCPA become simpler when there's almost nothing to protect. Fill out Apple privacy labels and Google Data Safety in minutes. Only 5 fields to declare — no ATT prompt required. Stop digging through charts. We automatically discover conversion paths and drop-off points for you. We don't track people. We track events . This makes it…from respectlytics.com
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Built Respectlytics because I always got confused about how to deal with privacy questionnaires when publishing my own mobile apps in app stores. For people who have read a little bit about those privacy regulations like GDPR, ePrivacy Directive, CCPA, etc., I guess it is a bit difficult to say that an analytics…
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