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Vercel“Thanks to Umami for making analytics as easy and smooth as a pour-over. Now we can focus on brewing great coffee and the data just follows.”
Web AnalyticsMaker says so +1 · source ↗
Umami
Simple, privacy-focused open-source website analytics you can self-host or use in the cloud.
Ask your AI about this, with this page as the source:ChatGPT ↗Claude ↗Perplexity ↗
Where it fits
How Umami itself is built
5 tools, from its own code, website and Product Hunt page.
Who uses it
48 makers' products, each linked to the source that shows it.
“This is exactly what analytics should be. Clean interface, complete set of features, open-source with a easy to setup hosted version.”
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TriqaiTurn messy bank transactions into clean, structured dataWeb AnalyticsSubprocessor list +1 · source ↗
Undead DomainsShare your unused domains and find new ones“Setting up umami takes like 5s and it's got all the features I need for now”
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WaldiumThe autonomous blog that writes while you build product“Shoutout to @umami_software 📊 Every Waldium blog gets analytics. But we didn't want to force Google Analytics on everyone Umami is self-hosted, open source, privacy-first analytics. No cookies. No personal data collection. GDPR/CCPA compliant by default. And it's *fast*—2KB script vs GA's 45KB. We provision a unique website ID per tenant, track everything server-side, and give users clean analytics without ethical compromise. If you care about privacy but need analytics, Umami is the answer. Underrated in the indie hacker community.”
Web AnalyticsMaker says so · source ↗“Ricly's website measures its visits with it: no cookies, so no consent banner for our visitors.”
Web AnalyticsMaker says so · source ↗“Full data ownership and simpler insights.”
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AmamiAnalytics that lives inside your AI assistant“we based on umami , this is a really good platform that allows us to do website data analysis.”
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the gist ofGo beyond the link in bio. Tell a story.“Great free, open-source Google Analytics alternative.”
Web AnalyticsMaker says so · source ↗“Great and affordable analytics service!”
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DiploiTake your apps from zero to hosted with 3 clicks“Has all we need to keep tabs on our marketing efforts”
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ReplayAutonomous app testingWeb AnalyticsOn its website · source ↗
SEORCESEO + GEO for brand discovery, traffic and growthWeb AnalyticsOn its website · source ↗
Cushioncombines posts, messaging, + check‑ins for better teamworkWeb AnalyticsOn its website · source ↗
AppReplyDrafts and sends replies to Google Play and App Store reviews in the style of a team's p…Web AnalyticsOn its website · source ↗
DyadFree, local, open-source alternative to Lovable / v0 / BoltWeb AnalyticsOn its website · source ↗What makers say
6 makers on why they use Umami, in their own words on Product Hunt.
Shoutout to @umami_software 📊 Every Waldium blog gets analytics. But we didn't want to force Google Analytics on everyone Umami is self-hosted, open source, privacy-first analytics. No cookies. No personal data collection. GDPR/CCPA compliant by default. And it's *fast*—2KB script vs GA's 45KB. We provision a unique website ID per tenant, track everything server-side, and give users clean analytics without ethical compromise. If you care about privacy but need analytics, Umami is the answer. Underrated in the indie hacker community.
WaldiumSep 2026 ↗Ricly's website measures its visits with it: no cookies, so no consent banner for our visitors.
we based on umami , this is a really good platform that allows us to do website data analysis.
AmamiSep 2026 ↗Setting up umami takes like 5s and it's got all the features I need for now
Undead DomainsSep 2026 ↗Thanks to Umami for making analytics as easy and smooth as a pour-over. Now we can focus on brewing great coffee and the data just follows.
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