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Traks

shivamanupadi/traks

Cookie-free website analytics with a realtime dashboard and cheap long-term history.

A self-hosted alternative to Google Analytics.

Install with CLIView source

What it sets up in your account

  • R2
    R2 bucket
    Storage for files and uploads.
  • DO
    Durable Objects
    Keeps live sessions and realtime state.
  • D1
    D1 database
    A SQL database for the app’s records.
  • KV
    KV namespace
    A key value store for settings and fast lookups.
  • Cr
    Cron trigger
    Runs scheduled tasks.
  • AE
    Analytics Engine
    Stores high-volume event data cheaply.
Category
Analytics
Licence
MIT
Stars
164
Last commit
3 weeks ago
Latest release
v0.1.43

Use it with AI or code

  • Markdown for AIPaste into ChatGPT, Claude or any LLM./apps/traks.md
    Open
  • JSON APIFree, no key, CORS open./api/v1/apps/traks.json
    Open

More in the API docs and llms.txt.

Keeping it up to date

Run this in your copy whenever a new version comes out.

terminal
git remote add upstream https://github.com/shivamanupadi/traks.git
git pull upstream main
npx wrangler deploy

Traks questions

What is Traks?

Cookie-free website analytics with a realtime dashboard and cheap long-term history. It’s an open-source, self-hosted alternative to Google Analytics. It runs on Cloudflare Workers in your own account.

What does Traks set up in my Cloudflare account?

R2 bucket, Durable Objects, D1 database, KV namespace, Cron trigger and Analytics Engine. They are created in your account, so the data stays yours.

How do I deploy Traks?

It installs from the command line. Follow the steps in the shivamanupadi/traks README.

Is Traks free and open source?

Yes. It’s published under the MIT licence. Running it uses your own Cloudflare account, and small setups usually fit in the free plan.

How do I update Traks?

Pull from the original repository and redeploy: add https://github.com/shivamanupadi/traks.git as an upstream remote, run git pull upstream main, then npx wrangler deploy.