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Lienks lets you decide how much data you want to collect. Here's how the three privacy modes work and what they mean for cookies and consent.
Read moreWebanalyticshasbecomewaytoocomplicated. Lienksmakesitsimpleagain.
Because most of the time you just want
a few simple questions answered.
Not first figure out which of all the numbers actually matter.
See at a glance how many people visit your website and how your traffic is developing.
Simple doesn’t mean you have to go without.
Lienks shows you what matters first. More options are there when you need them.
Can I track custom events?
Yes!Can I track unlimited websites?
Yes!Can I break data down by country, device, and browser?
Yes!Can I see where my visitors come from?
Yes!Can I filter bot traffic out of my analytics?
Yes!Can I see which pages visitors enter and exit through?
Yes!Can I analyze bounce rate and session duration?
Yes!Can I decide how Lienks recognizes my visitors?
Yes!Can I share individual analytics pages with clients or other people?
Yes!Can I add other people to my workspaces and work together?
Yes!Can I compare my analytics across different time periods?
Yes!Can I connect my Google Search Console data directly with my analytics?
Yes!Can I build custom reports with exactly the analytics I need?
Yes!To do that, you just add a small snippet of code to your website. Lienks collects the visits and shows you the data right in your dashboard.
You decide how much
Lienks is allowed to know.
Only collect the data you actually need.
Cookieless
Lienks recognizes visitors within a single day, without storing anything in their browser. To do this, a temporary visitor ID is generated that changes every day.
Cookies No
IP address stored No
Recognizes visitors Yes
Recognition duration Daily
Questions about privacy, cookies, or consent? We explain it in plain language.
I first built Lienks for my own websites.
I’ve been running my own websites for years and tried quite a few analytics tools along the way. Some were too complicated, others were eventually missing features I wished I had.
What I actually wanted was pretty simple: an analytics tool that answers the important questions first, without holding me back when I do want to look closer.
I never quite found that. So I started building Lienks.
Philip
Founder of Lienks
Lienks currently powers sites like
Thoughts on web analytics.
We write about how web analytics works, where measurement hits its limits, and the decisions behind Lienks.
What do I actually want to know about my website?
Analytics tools show you countless metrics. But which ones do I actually care about? I tried to answer that question for myself and my websites.
Read moreLienks is looking for its first users.
I want to keep early access small for now and talk directly with the first users.
If you’d like to be part of it, send me a quick note about your website and how you currently use analytics.
Email me at philip@lienks.de
The first 10 early access users get 50% off for good.