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Matomo: « An open source and self-hosted alternative to Google Analytics. Because of these qualities, it gives businesses complete access to raw tracking information so that any custom reporting can be generated. Going with a self-hosted option can avoid some of the privacy concerns of giving Google even more data on your users ».
In the last year, a swell of privacy-focused website analytics platforms, like Matomo, have started to provide an alternative to Google’s tracking behemoth.
For any businesses looking for an open source alternative to Google Analytics, particularly handy for those that are reliant on web traffic or specialise in ecommerce, one of the best known is Matomo, which is about as feature rich as GA but far more customisable.
I shared with you my intention to leave Google Analytics . The reasons were multiple: confidentiality, non-sharing of data, self-hosting, anonymisation … For all these reasons, my choice fell on Matomo and I do not regret it!
Matomo has been and continues to be used by numerous companies and governments throughout the world as well as by private individuals.
Matomo (formerly Piwik) is better than Google Analytics in many ways, at least 10 of them. Read on …
An open-source alternative to analytics products from Google, Adobe, and IBM, Piwik gives users total control over their website data. Released at the end of 2016, Piwik 3 serves up a sleek, modern user interface, increased performance, and streamlined usability.
A recent SitePoint article introduced a number of alternatives to the ubiquitous Google Analytics. Among them was Piwik — a self-hosted, open-source package that Jacco described as a “serious contender”. In this article, I’m going to look at Piwik in more detail, to assess that claim.
As a stats junkie, I can never get enough of analytics, so I was excited to take Piwik for a spin. Would this free software lack some of the features that other analytics packages have? Here’s what happened when I put it to the test.
Piwik is a web analytics product that has been in development since 2007 […] Their roadmap is public, and like many great open source projects, they have a strong team backed by a strong and growing community.
Piwik is leading the way when it comes to open source web analytics software. More than 1,000,000 websites are using Piwik for analytics […]. The team has just launched its 2.0 release with a brand new website and redesigned mobile app
Google Analytics seems to be the default web analytics solution for WordPress users. […] We’d like to introduce you to Piwik, an open source alternative, equally robust as Google Analytics and infinitely more private.
If you have a site that needs tracking, check out Piwik today — it’s easy to set up, and you’ll find a lot of interesting and useful information about how people find your site and what keeps them there.
Using Google Analytics means that you’re tied to Google’s TOS. Enter Piwik, which aims to be an open source alternative to Google Analytics.
In the world of Web analysis the software title Piwik should be very attractive to those in the open-source sector. Piwik is an open-source Web analytics program (General Public License) that works in real time.
The open source Web analytics program Piwik turned 1.0 in August, continuing its well-earned reputation as an easy-to-install, easy-to-use traffic monitoring solution.