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Open-source product analytics with session replay, flags, and experiments
PostHog is open-source product analytics with event tracking, session replay, flags, and experiments, on Cloud or a self-hosted Docker deploy.
Privacy-first web analytics without cookies, self-hosted or in the cloud
Umami is a privacy-first web analytics platform covering traffic, campaigns, behavior, conversions, and revenue without cookies, available self-hosted or on Umami Cloud.
Cookieless open-source web and product analytics with session replay and funnels
Rybbit is a self-hosted web and product analytics platform with a readable dashboard and an 11 KB cookieless tracking script.
Self-hosted session replay and product analytics for debugging UX issues
OpenReplay is a self-hosted session replay and product analytics platform that records user sessions with DevTools data to reproduce issues.
Open-source feature flags and warehouse-native experimentation on one platform
GrowthBook is an open-source platform for feature flags, experimentation, and product analytics, runnable in its cloud or self-hosted.
Web and product analytics in one cookie-free dashboard
OpenPanel merges the two dashboards most teams keep open side by side: page-level web analytics and event-level product analytics. Funnels, retention curves, and session replay sit next to traffic sources rather than in a separate product.
Self-hosted product analytics with funnels, cohorts, and push.
Countly is a self-hosted product analytics platform that tracks events, user journeys, funnels, cohorts, and retention.
Cookieless product analytics with funnels, errors and uptime
Databuddy is an open-source product analytics platform for startups that tracks visitors, custom events, funnels, and goals with one cookieless script.
Privacy-first web and product analytics with user journeys
Vemetric is a privacy-first web and product analytics platform that shows how visitors arrive, convert, and use a product, hosted in the EU with no cookies by default.
Product analytics with experimentation attached
Amplitude covers similar ground to Mixpanel with a stronger pull towards experimentation and governance. Event taxonomies can be enforced, which matters once more than one team is instrumenting the same product.
Product analytics built around events and cohorts
Mixpanel answers behavioural questions rather than traffic ones: which sequence of actions precedes retention, where a funnel leaks, and how a cohort from March differs from one from June.