OpenAnalytics Releases Open-Source Web Analytics With AI Assistant
TL;DR. OpenAnalytics launched an open-source, privacy-first web analytics platform featuring an integrated AI assistant for data control and analysis. - The platform uses a lightweight tracker, avoids cookies, and focuses on aggregate data, with self-hosting options. - Its architecture includes distinct apps for ingestion, processing, and control, built around Postgres and ClickHouse. - The AI assistant is a core component within the API, providing intelligent data management capabilities. - Privacy features include daily rotating salted hashes for visitor trails and local IP lookups.
- OpenAnalytics introduces an open-source, privacy-focused web analytics platform.
- A key feature is an AI assistant embedded within the control plane API.
- The system operates without cookies or cross-site profiles, using a lightweight tracker.
- It supports self-hosting under an AGPL-3.0 license and offers a hosted instance.
- Architecture separates data ingestion, processing, and display, using ClickHouse for events.
Sources
- Show HN: Open-source and AI native web analytics — github.com