Built a Free Analytics Platform, Here's Why

The Problem That Bugged Me I run my own sites, and every time I set up analytics, the same cycle repeated. Install Google Analytics, add a cookie banner, feel weird about handing over my visitors' browsing data to a company that already knows way too much about everyone. Try a privacy-friendly alternative, hit a paywall the moment traffic picks up. Rinse, repeat. I figured there had to be a better way. Turns out, there wasn't, so I made one. What Nanolytica Does Nanolytica is privacy-first analytics that runs without cookies, without consent banners, and without storing any personal data. IPs get hashed, Do Not Track is honored, and the whole thing is GDPR and CCPA compliant by design, not bolted on as an afterthought. You sign up, paste one script tag on your site, and that's it. Real-time dashboard, engagement tracking, scroll depth, referrer analysis, bot detection, it's all there from the start. Why It's Free Because I think basic analytics shouldn't cost money. No tiers, no plans,