Visitors, pages and sources
One page that shows what changed this week, without a course in analytics.
Apps / Website analytics
Simple website analytics on your own computer, set up for you
How many people visit, which pages they read and where they came from, on one clear page. The data stays on your own box.
built on Umamiabout 250 MB of memoryfits in every box size
What it’s for
At a glance
Private
Your numbers stay on your box
Visit data is kept on your own computer, not handed to an ad company.
Every site
One place for all your websites
Add your shop, your blog and your landing pages to the same dashboard.
What to ask
You say it. It’s handled.
Everything below is one message to your helper.
You say
Your box does
Set up visitor stats for our website.
Installs it and gives it its own web addressThen gives you the one line to add to your site
Which pages did people read most last month?
Looks it up and tells youWith the numbers, in plain words
Add our new blog to the stats.
Adds the site and gives you its lineIt shows up next to your other sites
Included
Looked after, not just installed.
Address
Its own web address
With a secure connection, and your own domain if you want one.
Backups
Backed up every night
And the backups are checked.
Updates
Kept up to date
With a restore point saved before every change.
People
Watched by our team
Ask for a person whenever you need one.
Questions
Before you ask for it.
Which software is it?
Umami, a simple open-source alternative to Google Analytics. It comes with its own database, set up for you, and it’s backed up every night with the rest of your box.
Do I need to change my website?
You add one short line to your website’s pages. Your helper gives you the exact line, and tells you where it goes for common website builders if you ask.
How much room does it take?
About 250 MB of memory and 0.5 GB of storage. It fits in every box size. Your helper checks there’s room before installing anything.
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