Open Source Analytics Apps

Discover open source analytics software that collects, visualizes, and interprets data. Boost decision‑making with dashboards, and predictive insights.

65 apps available

Apps in Analytics

TypeScript
91%
MIT

SerpBear

Analytics · Marketing

2,128

Self-hosted keyword rank tracker with Google Search Console integration, multi-provider SERP scraping, and a built-in REST API.

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67
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68
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TypeScript 91%
Updated 5 months ago
Go
51%
MIT

Fathom Lite

Analytics

8,019

A simple, self-hosted website analytics tool built with Go and Preact that lets you understand your traffic without handing data to third parties.

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Repo Health
67
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67
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Go 51%
JavaScript 31%
CSS 15%
Updated 7 months ago
TypeScript
72%
Apache 2.0

Litlyx

Analytics

1,746

Cookie-free, AI-powered web analytics you can self-host in 30 seconds with Docker.

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51
Technical
72
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TypeScript 72%
Vue 26%
Updated 11 months ago
TypeScript
79%
MIT

Trench

Analytics · Data Engineering · Monitoring

1,665

Open-source event tracking infrastructure built on Kafka and ClickHouse that handles thousands of events per second on a single node, with full Segment API compatibility and no cookies.

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Repo Health
81
Technical
73
Dependency
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TypeScript 79%
MDX 15%
Updated 6 months ago
TypeScript
56%
AGPL 3.0

Prisme Analytics

Analytics

134

A self-hosted, privacy-focused web analytics platform built on Go and ClickHouse, with a ~2KB cookieless tracking script and Grafana-based dashboards for users, teams, and multi-organization access.

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Repo Health
61
Technical
76
Dependency
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TypeScript 56%
Go 38%
Updated 8 months ago

About Analytics

Analytics software empowers businesses and developers to transform raw data into actionable insights. This category includes business intelligence dashboards, real‑time monitoring tools, data visualization libraries, event tracking platforms, and predictive analytics engines. Popular examples range from open‑source charting frameworks like Chart.js to full‑stack solutions such as Tableau, Google Analytics, and Apache Superset.

Typical use cases cover performance monitoring (e.g., server metrics or app usage), sales & marketing analysis (conversion funnels, cohort tracking), product telemetry (feature adoption, error rates), and advanced forecasting (sales predictions, churn modeling). By aggregating data from APIs, databases, logs, or third‑party services, analytics apps help teams identify trends, spot anomalies, and make data‑driven decisions faster.

For developers, integrating analytics means adding value without reinventing the wheel—whether embedding a custom dashboard, exporting metrics to a time‑series database, or leveraging machine‑learning models for predictive insights. End users benefit from clear visual reports, automated alerts, and deeper understanding of their own behavior, ultimately leading to improved performance, higher ROI, and smarter product strategies.

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