Private by design
No cookies and no stored IP addresses. The visitor id is a salted hash that changes every day, so nobody can be followed from one day to the next.
Tidemark Analytics shows where your visitors come from and what they read, on one calm page. No cookies, no stored IP addresses, and no way to follow a visitor from one day to the next.
The numbers you check, kept honest and kept yours.
No cookies and no stored IP addresses. The visitor id is a salted hash that changes every day, so nobody can be followed from one day to the next.
Visitors, pageviews, bounce rate and duration, with sources, pages, locations and goals underneath. You reach the bottom of your data in one screen.
Your data is yours. Export every visit and event whenever you like, bring in your Plausible history, and know the code is open source (MIT).
Click any row to filter, or pick a field and an operator such as is, is not, contains or excludes, with wildcards. The whole dashboard follows.
Mark a date with a short note, such as “launched v2” or “newsletter went out”, so a change in the numbers comes with its explanation.
A weekly or monthly summary of each site, with the top pages, sources and countries. It has no tracking pixel and no tracked links.
Make a dashboard public and show your logo, name and color on it. These pages are real, with made-up brands; yours takes a minute to set up.
Upload a zip to PHP hosting, or run one Docker container.
The script is about 2 KB and works with single-page apps out of the box.
It opens by itself after the first pageview.
<script defer data-domain="yourdomain.com" src="https://stats.example.com/js/script.js"></script>
Yes. Tidemark Analytics is open source (MIT). You run it on your own server or PHP hosting, with no event limits, no plans and no account with us. Your only cost is the hosting you already have. If you would rather not run a server, Tidemark Analytics Cloud runs it for you from $12 a month, with a 30-day free trial.
Tidemark Analytics sets no cookies and stores no IP addresses or other personal data about visitors. Whether you need a consent banner depends on your jurisdiction and the rest of your site, so check with someone qualified. We do not make legal promises on your behalf.
A visitor is a salted hash of site, IP address and user agent. The salt changes every day, and the IP address and user agent are never written to the database. Nobody can be followed from one day to the next.
The tracking script and Events API follow Plausible’s conventions, so in most setups you change the script URL and nothing else. You can import your Plausible history: upload the zip from Plausible’s Settings → Imports & exports in your site’s settings, and it is added to your dashboard as daily totals.
More answers are in the self-hosting guide and the docs.
Open source (MIT), no cookies, no footprints. Install it in about ten minutes.