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Rybbit is a lightweight web analytics tool that captures basic usage metrics such as pageviews, sessions, referrers and coarse-grained geographic origin. It focuses on simple integration, low operational overhead and privacy-friendly data collection without client-side cookies or individual user profiling. Analytics are presented via a central dashboard with…
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Rybbit is a lightweight web-analytics tool for analysing pageviews, sessions, and referrers with a privacy-oriented focus.
Rybbit follows the line of lightweight, self-hostable analytics tools that combine basic reach measurement with less identifying data. Its exact behaviour depends on version and configuration.
A small tracking script or integration sends events to the analytics service, which aggregates them for a dashboard. Metrics show site-level usage patterns, not a complete view of individuals. Legal assessment and configuration remain the operator's responsibility.
Aggregated measures such as pageviews and sessions describe usage.
Request origin can indicate reach and campaign performance.
Collection and retention must match purpose, consent, and applicable law.
Rybbit may fit simple reach and product observation. Validate its measurement, data minimisation, hosting, and privacy obligations before deployment.
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