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Kobbe
Privacy-friendly web analytics with traffic and revenue.
338 followers
Privacy-friendly web analytics with traffic and revenue.
338 followers
Privacy-friendly and cookie-less analytics for your website. Traffic, pages, sources, revenue and funnels. Private by default. Set up in seconds.
Lexington Themes
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Michael, the maker of Kobbe.
I built Kobbe because I wanted a web analytics tool that was simple, fast, privacy-friendly, and didn't overwhelm me with dashboards full of metrics I'd never use.
Launch offer: Start with a 15-day free trial, no credit card. When you upgrade to a yearly plan, use code hellokobbe for 20% off.
→ https://kobbe.io
With Kobbe you can:
📊 Track visitors, pages, referrers, devices, countries, and traffic channels
💰 Measure revenue attribution and conversions (Stripe, Polar, Paddle, Creem)
🔍 Connect Google Search Console for search terms and landing pages
🤖 Break out AI referrals (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and more)
🎯 Set up custom events, conversions, and funnels
🧩 Embed analytics widgets directly into your website
🚫 Privacy-friendly analytics without cookies
⚡ Install in minutes with a lightweight script
Whether you're building a SaaS, indie project, blog, or online business, Kobbe helps you understand what's working without the complexity of traditional analytics platforms.
Thanks for checking out Kobbe! 🚀
@michael_andreuzza good job
Lexington Themes
Grazzie @alessandro_traversaro !!
@michael_andreuzza Congrats on the launch, Michael. Kobbe looks clean and very useful.
One question: how does Kobbe handle AI referral attribution in practice?
That part stood out to me because traffic from ChatGPT, Claude, and similar tools is becoming harder to understand with traditional analytics. A simple, privacy-friendly tool that still gives founders useful attribution and conversion context feels very relevant.
The revenue attribution is what stands out to me here. Most privacy-friendly analytics stop at pageviews, and then you can never show which content actually made money.
Two questions from the content side. How do you handle organic search as a source? Without cookies you usually just get "google.com" and no idea which page or query brought them. And do you separate AI referrals — ChatGPT, Perplexity, and so on? A lot of that traffic arrives with no referrer, and right now it's the thing people most want to see and mostly can't.
Also the dashboards look clean, which is rare in this category. Nice work.
Lexington Themes
@saied_alimoradi On search: you're right, referrers usually just show google.com. We connect to Search Console for the actual queries and landing pages.
On AI: yes, we split out ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, etc. when they send a referrer. No referrer means Direct. We don't guess.
Revenue attribution is the main thing for us. Seeing which pages actually made money, not just traffic.
Happy to answer more if you try it.
@michael_andreuzza "We don't guess" is the right call, even though it means AI traffic lands in Direct and looks smaller than it is. Worth saying that out loud somewhere in the UI — otherwise people will read a big Direct number as type-ins.
And good to hear on Search Console. That's the only real source for query data, and most tools skip it.
Cookie-less plus revenue tracking is the interesting combo — attribution is exactly where cookie-less tools usually give up. How do funnels work across sessions without an identifier? Is it same-session only, or do you do some kind of privacy-preserving linking on the server side? If you've solved multi-session funnels without cookies, that's the headline IMO.
A heatmap view of where users actually click and scroll on each page would round this out nicely, especially if it stays on-device like the rest of your approach. That would make it a stronger competitor to tools people currently use alongside their analytics.
Lexington Themes
@zaferag3d will take this into account thanks a lot!
the company-identification feature is the interesting tension here - most "privacy-friendly" analytics tools stop at not using cookies, but reverse-IP company lookup is its own kind of tracking even without a cookie involved. is that opt-in per site, and do you disclose it to end visitors anywhere?
I think the problem in this space is convincing people to switch once they already have analytics installed. What has been the biggest reason users migrate to Kobbe?
cookie-less but still tracking revenue and funnels is the interesting combo here - how do you attribute a purchase back to a specific source/session without a persistent identifier? some kind of short-lived fingerprint hash that resets often enough to stay privacy friendly?