corescopic

Hello ProductHunt 👋 after having used existing Analytics tools on over 500 websites in a marketing agency, we've decided to create our own tool to improve on all the weaknesses we've experienced. We've noticed: 🕵️ Tools like Google Analytics are way too privacy unfriendly to responsibly integrate them, sending excessively much data to their servers and lacking transparency about "privacy-centered features" like Consent Mode 😶‍🌫️ Modern privacy-centered tools like Plausible are great and user-friendly for basic analysis but lack features needed to use them as the only analytics platform when managing larger websites or marketing budgets. 🖥 Most tools force you to use a "one-size-must-fit-all" dashboard layout, independent of your needs for analyzing your website. Due to this, basic websites analytics get overwhelmed with unneeded charts while advanced users can't create charts for their individual use-case. Building on these findings, we're building corescopic: 🕴🏿 corescopic is built from the ground up with regulations like GDPR in mind. It offers a first-party, transparently designed cookie banner support using its "Consented Mode" feature. Using this, corescopic tracks like Fathom Analytics when no cookies are accepted but can provide more powerful data when they are - while still keeping user privacy a priority! 💻 corescopic's dashboard is fully modular to allow customizing it to your individual needs. While we will provide starter templates for most use-cases, you can still add, remove or modify all charts using SQL for querying data and layouts using a simple drag-n-drop editor. 👩🏽‍💻 corescopic's extendable tracker script allows you to modify the tracker behavior, adding event meta-data or updating events dynamically, instead of relying on a static script that works until it doesn't. ✈️ ...plus many more features to make analyzing easier. We've been hard at work for the last few months and are currently in closed testing while further expanding on corescopic's features, and hope you're as exited as we are about this!

Looks really good. Looking forward to being able to test this out. BTW, there is an error with the web address/link in step one of the documentation.