What you get when analytics never identifies anyone
Four design decisions do most of the work. Each one removes something you would otherwise have to disclose, ask permission for or protect.
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The four design choices
Three are enforced in the SDKs and the API, not left to a setting someone can forget. The fourth is where the servers stand.
What it means for your team
Work that never lands on your desk, because the data was never collected.
One permission screen fewer. Your analytics adds no ATT prompt on iOS and no AD_ID permission on Android.
Shorter privacy forms. Five fields and only the properties you declare make a short entry in your App Store privacy label and Google Play Data Safety form.
Nothing to look up per person. A request to see or delete one person's data has no record in your analytics to point at.
Little to protect. No user IDs, device IDs or IP addresses are stored, so a copy of your analytics says nothing about anyone.
Check it in the code
You should not have to take our word for any of this.
The four SDKs are MIT-licensed and the server is AGPL-3.0, so you can read what runs in your app and what the API keeps. The free Community Edition runs the same server on your own machines.
Questions buyers ask
Straight answers to what teams ask before they choose.
Do these choices make my app compliant with privacy laws?
No tool can do that for you. They keep identifiers and personal details out of your analytics, which leaves much less to disclose and protect. Your legal team decides what your app needs as a whole.
Will it still answer real product questions?
Yes. Conversion paths, drop-offs, funnels, conversion drivers, segments and A/B tests all come from the five fields and the properties you declare. They show where people convert and where they give up, without a user ID.
Keep exploring
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This information is provided for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Regulations vary by jurisdiction and change over time. Consult your legal team to determine the requirements that apply to your situation.