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Traffic that makes sense
Track visitors, page views, bounce rate, engagement time, and trends across flexible date ranges.
Today1,284 visitors+16.8%
Privacy-first web analytics
Understand your audience without following them around.
Clear, useful website analytics without advertising profiles, cross-site tracking, or analytics cookies. Measure traffic, content performance, devices, browsers, countries, and referral sources while collecting less data by design.
✓ No analytics cookies
✓ No cross-site profiles
✓ No ad-tech resale
WEBSITE OVERVIEWAcme Website
30 days
Visitors12,482+18.2%
Page views31,906+12.7%
Bounce rate38.4%−4.1%
TrafficVisitors & page views
Built for teams that want useful insight with a smaller privacy footprint.
COOKIE-FREESELF-HOSTEDDATA-MINIMIZEDACCESS-CONTROLLED
Clear answers, less collection
The website metrics you need—without the surveillance stack.
See what is working across your websites while avoiding persistent visitor identifiers and cross-site behavioral profiles.
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Page performance
Find your most visited pages and understand which content earns attention.
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Referral sources
See direct, search, social, and referring-domain traffic without building ad profiles.
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Technology insights
Compare browsers, devices, operating systems, screen sizes, and broad geographic trends.
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Multiple websites
Manage multiple domains, issue a unique tracking key for each, and keep their reports separate.
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Granular access
Create additional users and limit each account to only the websites it is permitted to view.
Privacy by design
Measure visits, not identities.
Traditional analytics can rely on persistent cookies, advertising identifiers, or detailed user profiles. biganalytics is designed around data minimization: collect the operational metrics needed to improve a website, avoid unnecessary identifiers, and keep control of the data in your own environment.
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No analytics cookies
The tracking tag does not set a persistent visitor cookie for analytics measurement.
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No cross-site tracking
Data is separated by website property rather than combined into an advertising identity.
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Pseudonymous visitor measurement
Daily rotating hashes can estimate unique visitors without storing a reusable raw identifier.
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No raw IP retention
IP data can be processed transiently for security or coarse location, then discarded rather than stored in analytics records.
Simple implementation
From installation to insight in three steps.
Add a website
Create a property in the protected Console and receive a unique site key.
Install one small tag
Add the generated asynchronous JavaScript tag to your website template.
Review private reports
Sign in to see trends, pages, sources, devices, browsers, and geographic summaries.
Tracking tag
<script defer
src="https://biganalytics.carpenters.org/assets/tracker.js"
data-site="YOUR_UNIQUE_SITE_KEY"
data-endpoint="https://biganalytics.carpenters.org/api/collect.php"
data-event-endpoint="https://biganalytics.carpenters.org/api/event.php">
</script> Compliance-conscious architecture
A stronger foundation for privacy obligations.
A cookie-free analytics design can reduce unnecessary collection, but no analytics product automatically makes a website legally compliant. Compliance still depends on the operator’s lawful basis, disclosures, contracts, retention rules, security controls, user-rights process, and the exact configuration and jurisdiction.
Supports principles such as transparency, purpose limitation, data minimization, retention controls, and appropriate security.
Avoiding sale, sharing, advertising profiles, and unnecessary identifiers can simplify CCPA/CPRA disclosures and rights handling.
California’s Invasion of Privacy Act can create risk around interception or disclosure of communications. First-party, limited collection and clear notice reduce—but do not eliminate—legal analysis.
Not placing analytics cookies removes one common consent trigger, although other storage, access, fingerprinting, or personal-data processing rules may still apply.
Clear analytics. Smaller footprint.
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