surendrapandar/minilytics

Opensource Revenue-first analytics for indie hackers & solo founders

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Revenue-first web analytics for your own websites, inspired by DataFast. It shows where visitors came from (which tweet, article, Google page or AI assistant), what they did, and which source made you money. It runs on Cloudflare's free plan. Every person deploys their own copy on their own free Cloudflare account. Your data stays on your account, and you get your own dashboard with its own password. You need a free Cloudflare account, Node.js 20+ and Git. Run these commands in a terminal on your computer. You only do this once; afterwards the app runs on Cloudflare. 1. Download the code and log in to Cloudflare 2. Create the database If Wrangler asks "Would you like Wrangler to add it on your behalf?", answer No. Answer No to the optional "Cloudflare skills" questions too. Then copy the printed databaseid and paste it into wrangler.jsonc, replacing 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000. There must be exactly…

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  1. Minilytics
  2. Sponsors
  3. What it tracks
  4. Deploy for free (about 10 minutes)
  5. What the free plan covers
  6. Run it as a hosted SaaS (optional)
  7. Install on a website
  8. Tracking a specific tweet / article
  9. Revenue attribution
  10. Dodo Payments
  11. Stripe
  12. How credit is given

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Opensource Revenue-first analytics for indie hackers & solo founders

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surendrapandar
Primary language
TypeScript
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778
Forks
189
Open issues + pull requests
10
License
MIT
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Created
2026-10-23T19:27:24.000Z
Last push
2026-10-29T17:14:20.000Z

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