OpenPanel
Open-source web and product analytics in one tool
OpenPanel is an open-source analytics platform that combines web analytics with product analytics, positioned as a mix of Mixpanel and Plausible. It tracks events, funnels, and user retention.
Key features
- Web and product analytics
- Funnels and retention
- Real-time event tracking
- Privacy-friendly design
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Mixpanel-style features open-source
- Modern dashboard
Trade-offs
- Newer project
- Multi-service deployment
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