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Search, analytics, rank tracking and how people discover what you made.
Schedules and publishes social posts to thirteen networks from a machine of your own, with the programmable interface in the free code.
Simple, privacy-first usage figures for phone, desktop and web apps, run on hardware you control.
Loads one web page in a real browser, runs about a hundred checks, and prints a scored report on speed, accessibility and search readiness.
Self-hosted visitor counting that works from the server's own records, with no cookies.
Visitor counting where each visitor's own data is encrypted and they can read or delete it themselves.
Website visitor reporting that runs on your own hosting, with the data in your own database.
Self-hosted website and product analytics with funnels, retention, session replay and error tracking, and no cookies.
Web analytics that records a visit by hashing non-identifying details rather than storing an identifier, so it keeps no personal data and needs no cookie banner.
One page of about forty public facts about any web address, from hosting and certificates to email records and what a crawler sees.
Measures how fast your pages really load, using real browsers, and can run the same test on a schedule.
Counts website visitors with no cookies and no personal identifiers, in one small binary with storage built in.
A weekly-updated list of AI scrapers, shipped as ready-made rules for six web servers.
Reads a page's title, description, image, author, date and publisher out of Open Graph, Twitter Cards, JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa and plain HTML, in a set order of preference.
The self-host distribution for Plausible Analytics (the analytics engine itself lives in plausible/analytics).
Self-hosted AEO/GEO tracker — records whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and AI Overviews mention and cite your brand.
Self-hosted Google rank tracker — unlimited keywords, one small SQLite container, Search Console integration.
Typed JSON-LD for the Schema.org vocabulary — structured data the compiler can check.
Analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments and surveys behind one snippet — four standing recommendations collapsed into one.
The short link in the YouTube description, and the only honest answer to 'did that video do anything?'
A Cloudflare Worker plus one Analytics Engine binding — the cheapest analytics service you can run this year.
Four minutes of watching one real person struggle with your product will teach you more than a month of guessing.
Real-time nginx log analyser — the first honest traffic numbers, from data already on the server, with no JavaScript and no consent banner.
~3 KB of JavaScript that measures Core Web Vitals on real visits — the field data behind Unlighthouse's and SiteOne's lab scores.
Static search with no server and no per-query bill — and, if the queries are captured, the highest-intent keyword data he will ever have.
Self-hosted, cookie-free website analytics — the measurement floor for every other marketing move.
Lightweight self-hosted social scheduler — the low-RAM alternative to Postiz on a box already running two products.
Self-hosted feature flags and A/B tests — flags are worth it today, experiments only once traffic exists.
Self-hostable SEO workbench (keywords, rank tracking, audits, AI visibility) with an MCP server. Free Ahrefs/Semrush alternative.
One command Lighthouse-scans every page of a site and ranks what to fix. npx, nothing to host.
Branded short links with click-to-signup conversion tracking — turns 'did that video work?' into a number.
Self-hosted Buffer — schedule one piece of content to 13 platforms including YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Reddit.
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A dozen repositories, opened and checked. The licence read, the last release dated, and the ones that did not make it named with the reason. It is the half most lists leave out.
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