TrakysSite analytics
Attach a website to a Trakys project and the project's Analytics tab shows its traffic — one script tag on your side, no accounts on a third-party dashboard, no cookies on your visitors.
Setting it up
- In Trakys, open Projects → Sites → + Connect, pick the project and enter the site's domain. Trakys registers the site with its analytics backend and hands you a script tag.
- Paste that tag into your site's
<head>. It looks like this (your ids differ):<script defer src="https://analytics.example/script.js" data-website-id="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"></script> - That's all. Visits start counting immediately; the numbers appear on the site's card and in its Analytics tab.
What you see in Trakys
| Block | Contents |
|---|---|
| Totals | Visitors, views, visits — each with a delta against the previous window — plus bounce rate and average visit length |
| Chart | Daily pageviews for the selected window (7, 30 or 90 days) |
| Breakdowns | Top pages, referrers, countries, browsers and devices |
Everyone who can see the project sees its analytics; attaching or detaching the site needs editor-level access.
Privacy properties
The script is a ~2 KB cookieless counter (self-hosted Umami). It stores nothing on the visitor's device — no cookies, no localStorage, no fingerprint identifiers — so under EU ePrivacy rules it does not require a consent banner. The cost of that honesty: a returning visitor counts as a new one, and there are no cross-site profiles. You get aggregate traffic, not people.
Limits
One website per project (sub-projects share it). There is no public API for pulling the metrics out of Trakys yet — the numbers live in the Analytics tab. If you need raw exports today, say so: [email protected].