Launched Statable on StartupBase today. #1 for the day so far with 34 votes, and the comments turned into an actual conversation about MCP and GA history import, which we did not expect. Come say hi: https://t.co/HqlQpOAZlm
@kevanmacgee@YevhenNL Go sign up at https://t.co/woNJhIzxTJ and DM me the email you registered with, I will set you up with 6 months free. I build it, so this is the easiest recommendation I have ever made.
"EU-hosted" on a pricing page can mean a lot of things. For us it means a Dutch company, EU servers and no US parent, so there's no data transfer to explain. Post-Schrems that's the whole point.
Rough week for Google Analytics: realtime reports broke for everyone on Monday, and BigQuery daily exports have been arriving late or not at all since July 30. Neither incident ever appeared on the status board. If your numbers looked weird this week, it probably wasn't you.
A cookie banner is not a legal requirement. It's a design consequence of how your analytics works. No cookies, no fingerprinting, no personal data - nothing to ask consent for.
And the nerdiest one: we golfed our smallest tracker build down to 471 bytes compressed. Rolling out to all sites soon.
Meanwhile the dashboard speaks for itself, no signup: https://t.co/1tJCcOGQoP
Rewrote our real-time globe widget in WebGL. CPU on an idle dashboard went from ~50% to under 3%. Your laptop fan shouldn't know you're watching analytics.
Second extension: Statable GDPR Checker. Scans a page for trackers and cookies that fire before consent. We built it for our own audits and it turned out too useful to keep internal.
Statable Debugger is live on Chrome, Firefox and Edge stores. Free devtools extension that shows what any analytics tracker on a page collects - ours included.