Sleek Analytics - See who's on your site. Right now.
Sleek Analytics is a privacy-first Google Analytics alternative for the modern web. Real-time website analytics, cookieless tracking, and fast dashboards.
Since our previous Product Hunt launch, we've completely redesigned the Sleek Analytics experience and introduced several major new capabilities.
- Complete redesign of the website and product experience
- Revenue attribution for Stripe, Creem, Paddle, Polar, Dodo Payments, and LS
- Custom Event Tracking
- Public API access
- Team Support
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Hwy @uaghazade ,
Awesome Bro!
Genuine question: the privacy-first GA alternative space feels pretty crowded at this point - Plausible, Fathom, Umami, TelemetryDeck are all well established. Looking at your sidebar, even PH lists 4+ direct competitors. The revenue attribution from Stripe/Paddle/etc is actually a solid differentiator - but is that the main wedge you're going after, or is there something else that pulls customers away from tools they're already comfortable with?
@galdayan great question! we don't see ourselves as just another GA alternative.
revenue attribution is our biggest differentiator, but it's not the only one. we combine web analytics, custom events, revenue attribution, live globe view, funnels, user journeys, real-time visitors, and a public API in one privacy-first platform.
our goal is to help SaaS founders understand the full journey, from visitor to customer to revenue, without juggling multiple tools.
How easy is it to migrate from Google Analytics, and does Sleek bring over any historical data? Congrats on the launch!
@henry_habib thanks, Henry!
we currently support importing historical data from Plausible Analytics. we don't support Google Analytics imports yet, as GA's data model is quite different, but it's something we're evaluating based on customer demand.
Could you please explain how exactly are you GDPR/ePrivacy compliant without any poups or user permissions? Simply not having cookies is not enough - consents and/or banners are still needed.
@artk great question!
Sleek doesn't rely on cookies or fingerprinting. instead, we use a cookieless, privacy-first approach to create anonymous sessions without storing persistent identifiers or collecting personally identifiable information. that's why customers can use Sleek without adding a consent banner.
@uaghazade great, thanks! Does that mean that users have multiple sessions that can't be connected into a full user journey?
@artk exactly. we can show the complete journey within an anonymous session, but we don't persistently identify visitors across multiple sessions.
that's a conscious trade-off we make to stay privacy-first while still providing actionable analytics.
Abbas, watching real people move through a site as it happens has a strange pull to it, far more alive than reading a chart after the fact. Keeping it light and free of those consent banners is what makes it feel friendly.
@emmanuel_costa5 thank you, Emmanuel! ❤️
that's exactly the experience we wanted to create. real-time analytics that feel alive, while staying simple and privacy-first. we believe analytics should help you understand what's happening now, not just generate reports.
The one-line setup is the real unlock here. Most analytics tools have you fighting config before seeing a single visitor. Congrats on the launch 🚀
@benjouss thanks a lot Benjamin for that kind of words!
cookieless + real-time is a hard combo — most privacy-first analytics give up the live granularity to get there. how are you resolving "who's on the site right now" without cookies or fingerprinting that'd quietly reopen the consent problem?
The Stripe revenue tracking is a nice touch -- that's the gap most lightweight analytics tools leave open. We're building for e-commerce developers and our clients always end up stitching together GA + Stripe dashboards separately. Privacy-first with no cookie banners is the right call too. Congrats on shipping this.
@schott_taylor thanks, Schott!
Congrats on the launch. Cookieless, real-time granularity is tough to pull off without falling back on canvas fingerprinting or cross-session tracking that quietly reopens the compliance/consent banner headache. If you're providing complete user journeys within an anonymous session without storing persistent identifiers, how are you handling edge cases like a user losing cell service for 30 seconds or hitting a hard page refresh without accidentally generating a brand new session split?
Love to see more cookieless analytics options! As someone who manages analytics accounts for a large number of websites, the issue I have always had is losing the GA integration with Google Ads, for re-targeting etc which has always made it tough to lose GA. Is this something that you think can be solved?