Lean open-source web analytics without cookies, easier to read than Google Analytics.
Open sourceSome learning curve
Free alternative to
Code activity
- Stars
- 39,982
- Forks
- 8,500
- Open issues & PRs
- 150
- Last commit
- today
- Latest release
- 2 weeks ago
Details
- Type
- Open source
- License
- MIT
- Written in
- TypeScriptJavaScriptCSSDockerfile
- Platforms
- Self-hosted · Web
- Ease of use
- Some learning curve
Pros
- A single, easy-to-read dashboard
- Lightweight script, no cookie banner needed
Cons
- Fewer in-depth reports (funnels, e-commerce) than GA
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How is the 100/100 "Health" score calculated?
Dorabot computes it weekly from public GitHub data; it is not a review of software quality: 40 points for code freshness (a commit in the last 30 days earns full points), 25 points for popularity by stars, 20 points for a recent release, 15 points for the ratio of open issues to stars. 80+ is Good, 60–79 Fair, below 60 Weak.
FAQ
Is Umami free?
Yes. Umami is open source (MIT license) and free for personal and commercial use.
Which platforms does Umami run on?
Umami is available for self-hosting on your own server and Web.
What can I use Umami instead of?
Umami is a free alternative to Google Analytics.
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