Koko Analytics
Fiscal Host: Open Source Collective
Building an analytics plugin for WordPress that does not use any external services and respects your visitors’ privacy.
Estimated Annual Budget
$83
Today's Balance
$218.10
Support costs
$2,400
per year
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Financial Contributions
Top financial contributors
Individuals
Gabriele Laesser
$50 USD since Sep 2022
Frank Goossens
$50 USD since Sep 2022
3
Este
$35 USD since Sep 2022
4
Tobias Battenberg
$20 USD since Sep 2022
5
Guest
$20 USD since Jun 2023
6
Guest
$10 USD since Sep 2022
Organizations
calmest_ghostDESIGN
$65 USD since Aug 2022
iXyr Media
$10 USD since Aug 2022
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Harish Chouhan
Core Contributor
Danny van Kooten
Admin
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$65 USD
Gabriele Laesser
$50 USD
Frank Goossens
$50 USD
Este
$35 USD
Tobias Batten...
$20 USD
Guest
$20 USD
iXyr Media
backer
$10 USD
Guest
$10 USD
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Today’s balance$218.10 USD
Total raised
$218.10 USD
Total disbursed
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Estimated annual budget
$83.01 USD
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Koko Analytics is now on OpenCollective.
Hey all, For a long time, I viewed Koko Analytics as my donation to the internet and therefore didn't provide any options for others to donate or h...
Published on August 17, 2022 by Danny van Kooten
About
In 2017, I was annoyed that there were just a handful of options if one wanted to run privacy friendly website analytics versus just throwing Google Analytics at a website. So after teaming together with Paul Jarvis, we launched Fathom into the world.
Still something irked me. Because of Fathom being self-hosted and written in a compiled language (Go), our main audience were still developers or those familiar with devops. I wanted to reach a broader audience. What if I could build an analytics plugin for WordPress that was simply plug & play? Could that be built so that it could scale?
In 2020, I released a first version of Koko Analytics. The result of my journey over the previous 3 years.
Every website opting to use Koko Analytics over Google Analytics is a win for the internet, if you ask me. It's faster, way more private and entirely self-hosted by the website owner, meaning their data is really theirs.
Still something irked me. Because of Fathom being self-hosted and written in a compiled language (Go), our main audience were still developers or those familiar with devops. I wanted to reach a broader audience. What if I could build an analytics plugin for WordPress that was simply plug & play? Could that be built so that it could scale?
In 2020, I released a first version of Koko Analytics. The result of my journey over the previous 3 years.
Every website opting to use Koko Analytics over Google Analytics is a win for the internet, if you ask me. It's faster, way more private and entirely self-hosted by the website owner, meaning their data is really theirs.
Our team
Harish Chouhan
Core Contributor
Danny van Kooten
Admin