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You may want to check Balsa, but it is self hosted and may not be quite there with your requirements if you don't want to host yourself ( https://github.com/balsa-team/balsa )
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Self hosting Balsa Knowledgebae ( https://getbalsa.com ), an alternative to Notion and Evernote.
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Any CEO would be ousted out by board if he/she receives such negative reviews.
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You may want to add Countly (for both web and mobile) to that list ( https://github.com/countly/countly-server ) - which can be deployed on DO easily as well for free ( https://marketplace.digitalocean.com/
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Check Countly's [1] open source Community Edition [2] which can be deployed on a Digital Ocean instance easily [3]. Also here [4] is an explainer video you may want to check. [1] https://count.ly [2] https://gith
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How about self hosted, open source Countly? It’s for both web and mobile: https://github.com/countly/countly-server
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How to sell your software to Fortune 2000: A practical guide
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How do you market your software to large companies?
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Definitely not a "good talk/blog post/video course" type of thing, however if you are interested on how we built Countly from ground up, together with the technology stack behind, you can check our source code here: htt
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The benefits (and costs) of corporate open source
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You can check different open source options here that you can download and deploy on your own servers: https://opensource.com/article/18/1/top-4-open-source-analyt...
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This has been something both requested and discussed online for a long time. Kids can't really decide what information to share and what not, and they are often bombarded by retargeting ads supported by analytics services. It still rem
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Apple restricts ads and third-party trackers in iPhone apps for kids
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You may want to check Countly for product analytics and marketing. You can find it on Github ( https://github.com/countly/countly-server ), or get Enterprise Edition ( https://count.ly/product ) in case yo
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The State of Web Analytics
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It is always possible to overcome ad blocker banning with js trackers if you are self hosting and have the option to modify strings in js sdk - there are several ways to do this. You can also achieve more data Countly, Matomo or Fathom w&#x
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Now I understand the reason behind why Kissmetrics died: egoism and not listening to customers. It is the same way this article is written with such a headline.
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I also feel worried when my Ublock Origin warns me with big fonts. At least you can go with an on-premise option (e.g Countly, Fathom etc). Both can be deployed on a Digital Ocean instance via Marketplace in less than 60 seconds. Then, make
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If you want to decommission Google all the way, you can have a look at Countly ( https://github.com/countly/countly-server ). It is also available on Digital Marketplace so it is quite straightforward to deploy on a chea
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Well, while we (Countly) are direct competitor to Mixpanel, we cannot talk about this as there is no evidence and all of them are clear about what they do with your data. Speaking of product analytics, the best way is to keep your own data
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Reminds me of this presentation: https://media.ccc.de/v/35c3-9941-how_facebook_tracks_you_on_...
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Handsontable drops open source for a non-commercial license
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That was a great move and congrats DO team! We (Countly, https://count.ly ) have approach Digital Ocean a few months ago, and we had a very productive email exchange - after a few days, our product was on DO Marketplace.
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And its size is comparable to a domestic pussycat.
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Not sure whether you checked but have you had a look at Countly? ( https://count.ly ) - it has both free and paid tiers, and lets you deploy it on your own premises if you are in a privacy-focused sector.
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Completely agree. Basically what we use is only drip marketing and chat, however I have seen their price go up x3.5 in our case, without any significant increase in our user base, and no change in features.
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There were very similar news that have made to Techcrunch, so this is not anything new. So it cannot be a response to this - Apple has been working on it for some time.
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On-premise is not old fashioned. It is indeed a requirement in several countries, for many domains including finance, banking, healthcare, telco and such. When you include PII in your analytics service, it has to be taken care of explicitly
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Isn't it possible for the review team to check video/screenshot data flowing to appsee.com or uxcam.com and check whether app has a privacy policy that mentions this explicitly?
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Tried self hosted Countly?
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