New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Alternatives to Google Analytics in 2023
Ask HN: Alternatives to Google Analytics in 2023
6 by jimnotgym | 7 comments on Hacker News.
I have a Flask site hosted on Linux with Nginx and gunicorn. It is a site to catalogue development of Bonsai trees, so not ecommerce. I would like to see visitor numbers at times of day and probably a few more things in the future. In the past I would have stuck Google Analytics on and got on with my day. Now I want to avoid the cookie banner, and the shitty tracking of my users. I don't want to code analytics, I want to work on features. It feels like my nginx logs have the data I need. Is there a simple tool that analyses this? Or should I just find a less crappy front end analytics service?. What is everyone using in 2023? The site is at Bonsai-garden.com just so you can imagine what I am going to need.
6 by jimnotgym | 7 comments on Hacker News.
I have a Flask site hosted on Linux with Nginx and gunicorn. It is a site to catalogue development of Bonsai trees, so not ecommerce. I would like to see visitor numbers at times of day and probably a few more things in the future. In the past I would have stuck Google Analytics on and got on with my day. Now I want to avoid the cookie banner, and the shitty tracking of my users. I don't want to code analytics, I want to work on features. It feels like my nginx logs have the data I need. Is there a simple tool that analyses this? Or should I just find a less crappy front end analytics service?. What is everyone using in 2023? The site is at Bonsai-garden.com just so you can imagine what I am going to need.
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