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Rybbit

Privacy-first open-source web analytics with session replays

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Rybbit is an open-source, privacy-friendly alternative to Google Analytics with real-time dashboards, session replays, funnels, journeys, Web Vitals, retention, custom events, and error tracking. It uses a cookieless model, is AGPL-3.0 for self-hosting, and now uses rybbit.com as its canonical public site.

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Rybbit is an open-source web and product analytics platform positioned as a privacy-first alternative to Google Analytics. It combines core traffic metrics with richer product-insight features such as session replays, funnels, journeys, goals, Web Vitals, retention, custom events, error tracking, public dashboards, and organization support. The product is designed around cookieless tracking and privacy-friendly defaults rather than invasive user identification.

The project is active on GitHub with roughly 12K+ stars at write time and is licensed under AGPL-3.0 for self-hosted deployments. The current canonical website is `https://rybbit.com`; the older `rybbit.io` domain redirects there. For teams that do not want to operate the stack themselves, Rybbit offers managed cloud plans through Standard, Pro, and Enterprise/contact tiers.

Rybbit fits teams that need more than minimalist pageview analytics but want to avoid the overhead and privacy posture of heavier suites. Session replays and funnels help product teams understand behavior, while Web Vitals and error tracking connect analytics to engineering quality. Because pricing and traction claims can change quickly, buyer-guide copy should point readers to current plan pages rather than repeating launch-era ARR metrics.

Pricing

Self-host Rybbit under AGPL-3.0, or use managed cloud plans: Standard, Pro, and Enterprise/contact tiers.

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Self-hosted via Docker on any Linux server. Cloud hosted option. Lightweight JS tracking script for any website.

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