Aptabase

Analytics for Apps.
Open Source. Privacy-First. Simple.

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Aptabase is an open-source alternative to Firebase/Google Analytics, specifically built for Mobile, Desktop and Web apps.

📱 Extensive list of SDK: No matter what framework or language you use, we have an SDK for you. Swift, React Native, Flutter, Electron, Kotlin, and many others.

😇 Privacy-First: We prioritize user privacy and collect minimal usage data without using unique identifiers. Instead, we focus on monitoring sessions, complying fully with GDPR, CCPA, and PECR regulations.

🚀 Simple: Built-in and user-friendly dashboard for all your essential metrics, enabling you to gain insights effortlessly and grasp the dynamics of your apps.

💯 Open-Source: Our source code is 100% open source. There is nothing hidden. All the server code and SDKs are available for you to inspect and contribute to.

The easiest and quickest way to get started. A fully managed service by the creators of Aptabase to help you get started in minutes. Forget about managing software updates and patches; we do it all for you!

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You can also host Aptabase on your servers. It's free, but you are responsible for maintenance and updates.

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We welcome contributions from everyone! If you want to contribute to Aptabase, please read the guide below to get started.

Contributing →.

We provide SDKs for the most popular frameworks and languages to make it easier to integrate them into your app.

• Swift (Apple)
• Android (Kotlin)
• React Native
• Flutter
• Tauri
• NativeScript
• .NET MAUI
• Electron
• Web Apps
• Unreal Engine
• Unity Engine

🛠️ Don't see the SDK for your platform? You can build your own! Check out our guide on how to build your own SDK.

• Find us on Discord or Twitter
• Open a GitHub issue or a discussion on this repo
• Shoot us an email hi@aptabase.com

Aptabase is highly inspired by Plausible. If you're looking for privacy-friendly website analytics, go check them out. They're awesome! ❤️

Aptabase is open-source under the AGPLv3 license. You can use it for free, but you must share any changes you make to the code.

The SDKs are open-source under the MIT license. Use it on your apps without any restrictions.