Umami: website analytics on your own server
Visitor counts, pages, referrers and countries on one clear dashboard, collected without cookies and stored on your server.
About Umami
Umami is an open-source web analytics tool released under the MIT licence. It answers the questions most site owners actually ask, such as how many people visited, which pages they read, where they came from and which devices they used, on a single page instead of dozens of reports.
The tracking script is small and does not set cookies or collect personal data, which is why many sites run Umami without a cookie consent banner; whether that applies to you depends on your jurisdiction. It also supports custom events, UTM campaigns, shareable public dashboards and several websites per installation.
People self-host Umami because it is light enough to run on a small server, and because visit data then stays in their own database rather than with an advertising company. Developers like it for side projects and client sites where a full marketing suite would be excessive.
What people use it for
Analytics for several small sites
Add every project or client site to one Umami instance and switch between them on the dashboard.
Tracking button clicks and sign-ups
Send custom events from your pages to see how many visitors complete a key action.
A public stats page
Share a read-only dashboard link with a client or your community without giving them an account.
After you order
After the first start of your server, Umami is installed and waiting at http://your-server-address:3000/ (the firewall lets port 3000 through). Sign in with the username and password shown in the Rivervo panel, add your website and copy the tracking code it gives you into your site's pages.
How it works
- Choose Umami on the server order page and pick a plan with enough memory.
- The app is installed on the server on its first start, usually within a few minutes.
- Open the server in your panel: the address and the sign-in details are there.