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From the site: > Our on-demand, auto-scaling servers will never slow your site down. Our tracker file is served via our super-fast CDN, with endpoints located
by spockz 6y ago
From the site:
> Our on-demand, auto-scaling servers will never slow your site down. Our tracker file is served via our super-fast CDN, with endpoints located around the world to ensure fast page loads.
This suggests that this solution is not self hosted. Is there a solution like this which is really self hosted? This service is one small change away from actually tracking.
Edit: Piwik/Matomo[1] appears to be the most mature one.
[1]: https://matomo.org/ https://matomo.org/
- JackWritesCode 6y agoFathom Lite is self-hosted. Lots of people start off self-hosting but it’s typically useful for people with low traffic, or for people whose time is worth less than money, or even those who enjoy it. Because you have to maintain anything you self-host. We like to cater for both.
- XCSme 6y agoI am also buliding something similar: https://usertrack.net/ https://usertrack.net/ I think the main differences compared to Matomo is that it's simpler (less features), but provides for much cheaper some of their premium features (heatmaps, session recordings). Let me know if you have any questions about userTrack or any suggestions! :)
- tutuca 6y agoFathom is open source https://github.com/usefathom/fathom https://github.com/usefathom/fathom
- m90 6y agoApparently this repo contains "Fathom Lite", a (from a codebase perspective) unrelated predecessor of what is currently being sold as a SaaS.
- GordonS 6y agoAnd it seems that Fathom Lite misses one of the main selling points of Fathom - cookieless tracking.
- JackWritesCode 6y agoYes - Fathom Lite would need a good refactor to not use cookies.
- tedivm 6y agoThat's the old project- they have decided not to open source the new one. The open source project is barely maintained at this point- they update the readme and get the occasionally pull request, but it's not really being developed. I unfortunately switched to Fathom back when they were telling people they were committed to open source, so now I'm looking to migrate off to something a bit more trustworthy.
- JackWritesCode 6y agoYou've been saying this since last year. If I can help you migrate off of Fathom Lite to something else, please let me know.
- tedivm 6y agoYeah, I've been busy.