Privera

Privacy-first, ethical and cookieless Google Analytics

2 followers

Privacy-first, ethical and cookieless Google Analytics

2 followers

Use the tools you know. Respect users' privacy. Forget cookie consents. Comply with GDPR, ePrivacy, COPPA, CalOPPA, PECR, PIPEDA, CASL; you name it.

Launch tags:

Open Source•Analytics•Privacy

Launch Team

Farzad Senart

Privera

Maker

Hi everyone 👋 Lionel and I wanted to share with you our latest project. Privera. If you are like us, then you love using Google Analytics for measuring your audience. But you also stand for respecting users' privacy. That's why we built Privera. With Privera, you: 💪 continue using Google Analytics without breaking it (e.g., bounce rates, visits duration, etc.); 🕵️‍♀️ make collected data completely anonymized; 🍪 get cookie consents out of the way; 🏛 comply with past, current, and future privacy laws. We provide an open-source community-edition for you to enjoy by yourself. It is serverless and ready to deploy via AWS CloudFormation. We also provide hosted version with a free tier. It uses a beefy entropy source to guarantee that anonymous data remains anonymous even in a post-quantum world. The free tier will remain free forever 😎. We crave feedback, so tell us what you think and ask us any questions. Farzad and Lionel

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4yr ago

Rey Riel

8base

Great product! As the world gets better educated and more conscious about their presence on the internet things like anonymized analytics are awesome. Solid work

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4yr ago

Farzad Senart

Privera

Maker

@rjriel87 Thank you so much for your kind words. We are definitely on the same page.

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4yr ago

Asad Ali

This will be the future! especially after the Facebook vs Apple dispute

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4yr ago

Farzad Senart

Privera

Maker

@asadoo93 Thank you. I think also the industry as a whole is moving toward a more privacy-friendly future. Look at the latest developments in Firefox, the Privacy Community Group of the W3C, ... The status quo is changing for sure.

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4yr ago

Asad Ali

@fsenart well said. Looking to see how things will be in the 3-5 years. Privacy is king

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4yr ago