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The Wide Angle privacy-focused web analytics is easy to set up and has very sensible and responsible defaults. You can make numerous adjustments to your data and visitor tracking by adjusting the settings and toggles. Explore our documentation to learn more.

Help and Guides

Getting Started

Start your journey towards privacy-focused web analytics. Create an account and collaborate with clients and colleagues.

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Adding Analytics to Your Site

Easy to follow, illustrated guides on how to integrate privacy-friendly, Google Analytics alternative with your website.

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Site and Configuration

Explore per-site configuration options in privacy-focused Wide Angle web analytics. You can control how and what data is collected.

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Analytics Dashboards

Wide Angle Analytics offers multiple dashboards which provide a multi-facet view of your web traffic.

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Tracking Visits

Picking web traffic analytics strategy differs based on your application design, compliance risks and business objectives.

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Custom Actions

Track downloads, clicks and custom events to track your goals and evaluate your UX experience with Custom Actions and Custom Events.

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Goals and Conversion

Measure performance of your Marketing Strategy by tracking conversion rate. Get visibility of your business goals.

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Organization

Organization allows you to invite your team and clients. Organization controls access to your dashboards and reports.

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Data and Privacy

Learn more about our privayc-first approach to web analytics. But wait, there is more! Wide Angle Analytics also support cookies and browser fingerprinting for those who already collect consent.

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Compare

The is plenty of alternatives to Google Analytics, both SaaS and self-hosted. Here is how to choose one.

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Easily integrated

Integrate Wide Angle Analytics with ease

WordPress
Squarespace
Wix
Ghost
Webflow
Bubble
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Nuxt
IONOS

Frequently Asked Questions

The site is your website. An internet address for which we collect web traffic data. For example, if your website has the address https://example.com, that's your site. The WWW prefix is optional. Wide Angle treats https://www.example.com and https://example.com as the same site.