Product analytics for people who would rather ship than configure dashboards.
Analytics got weird. You wanted “where did they come from, what did they do, did they convert?” and ended up with a data platform, a consent banner, three integrations, and a privacy policy longer than your product.
Nanolytica is the other path.
Drop in a small script or SDK, Open the dashboard. Look at the numbers. That’s the onboarding. No taxonomy workshop. No "event naming conventions" Slack thread. No 42 page setup guide that exists because the tool is afraid of being simple.
It’s free. Not just "free until you have users." Free. No plan matrix to decode before you can count a pageview.
Privacy is not a marketing slide. No cookies. No fingerprinting. Hosted data stays in the EU. We measure product behavior, not people. If you need a dossier on visitor #48291, this is the wrong tool.
Good.
It’s still not just "visits today." Funnels, journeys, retention, engagement, revenue, the product stuff without turning analytics into a second product you have to maintain.
The point of analytics is better product decisions. Not another system in the stack that needs a caretaker.
Nanolytica: free, simple, privacy-first. Slightly allergic to ceremony.
Top comments (2)
Nice, "product answers, not another platform" is a great pitch. Analytics tells you where people drop; pairing it with one short in-product question at that point tells you why. We do the "why" part at chatform.in (I work on it), conversational forms that follow up on vague answers, and the combination is much more useful than either alone.