Remember when Google Analytics just worked? We brought that back. Except there are no cookie banners, and you'll actually want to open our dashboard. Most privacy-friendly tools stop at top-line numbers, so digging into what caused them is a chore. We kept first- and last-touch attribution, conversions across sessions, and revenue per event. Then there's the best part. Connect Claude or ChatGPT once and ask your analytics anything. No API key, nothing to install.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 Remember what it was like to use Universal Analytics? Real-time reporting was actually real-time, useful reports were one click away, and conversion tracking was easy. Then in typical Google fashion, they replaced it with GA4 and ruined a good thing 👎 Suddenly data showed up a day or two late, the reports we relied on vanished, and the privacy concerns never went away. So like a lot of people, we went looking for alternatives. There were plenty of privacy-focused ones by then, but they all felt a little too basic. And although the single page dashboards were clean, we still couldn't measure how our site was performing the way we used to. Which got us asking: what if you could respect visitor privacy and still properly measure your website? That's GoodMetrics. Real-time data with no delays, reports you already know how to read, and cookieless tracking so you don't need to stick a cookie banner on your site. One big thing has changed since we started building, though: AI showed up. So we added a hosted MCP server. Connect GoodMetrics to Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible assistant once, with no API key and nothing to install, and you can go past the dashboard entirely. The questions that used to take a few reports and some filtering are now just questions: "Which referrers drove visitors who actually signed up, not just traffic?" "Find pages where traffic grew but conversions dropped last quarter." "Of my US mobile visitors, which landing pages convert best?" It's read-only, so your assistant can analyze everything and change nothing. We'd love your feedback, especially from anyone who never quite made peace with GA4. I'll be around in the comments all day.

@cgimmer Congratulations on launching!! Would love to try out it

GoodMetrics

A better alternative to Google Analytics

A better alternative to Google Analytics