Privacy-first Web Analytics

Pulse

Understand what people do, without following them around.

Cookieless web and product analytics with realtime traffic, funnels, adoption, user journeys, reports, and evidence-grounded AI insights.

No cookies or localStorage identity
Raw IP addresses are not persisted
Web and product behavior in one view
Built for Growth teams, Product teams, Privacy-conscious businesses
How it works

From setup to useful output

Connect the systems you already use, configure your context, and turn each workflow into a repeatable operating advantage.

01

Add a source

Register a website or app and install the lightweight first-party tracker.

02

Capture meaningful events

Measure pageviews automatically and send the product actions that matter to your team.

03

Explore behavior

Move from top-level trends into funnels, adoption, journeys, and filtered breakdowns.

04

Act on evidence

Use anomaly briefings, reports, exports, and Slack alerts to keep the team aligned.

Capabilities

What Pulse does

01

Cookieless first-party measurement

Measure pageviews and custom events with a lightweight first-party tracker, no cookies, and no browser localStorage identity.

02

Traffic and behavior in one view

Compare visitors, pageviews, sessions, bounce rate, and visit duration, then break results down by source, page, location, and device.

03

Goals, funnels, and adoption

Define outcomes, inspect conversion paths, and understand which product events and features people actually use.

04

User journeys with clear boundaries

Explore event sequences and identified-user activity when your application supplies an identity, without turning anonymous visitors into persistent profiles.

05

AI insights grounded in activity

Detect spikes and drops, ask questions about measured behavior, and receive briefings that separate observed facts from possible causes.

06

Reports and portable data

Save analysis views, export CSV, and schedule recurring reports so stakeholders receive the same governed view of performance.

Integrations & data sources

  • First-party JavaScript tracker
  • Custom events
  • Slack alerts
  • CSV export
  • PostgreSQL
  • ClickHouse for high-volume deployments

On the stack

  • Your own product database
  • Optional customer-controlled ClickHouse
  • Daily-rotating anonymous visitor IDs
  • Raw IP addresses are not persisted
  • Configurable geography retention
  • Your own LLM key
Pulse FAQ

Pulse - common questions

No. Anonymous visitor IDs are derived with a daily-rotating salt and are not stored in cookies or localStorage. Raw IP addresses are not persisted.

Ready to run Pulse on your infrastructure?

See how Pulse can fit your workflow. Book a conversation or send us your use case and we will map the right rollout path.

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