Web analytics
- Unique visitors, page views, time on page
- Sources, referrers and UTM campaigns
- Visitor geography and technology
- Real-time view of who's on the site
Unified analytics · Sponge Theory
Real-time, GDPR by construction, and an AI layer that runs exclusively on local models: not a single row of analytics ever leaves your infrastructure.
Three domains, one tool
Web analytics, product analytics and API analytics usually live in three separate products. Oriflux unifies them on the same data model, the same typed query, the same dashboard.
Privacy
Compliance isn't a checkbox in the settings — it's in the architecture. Nothing to configure, nothing to negotiate with a DPO.
No persistent identifier in the browser: no cookie, no localStorage. No consent banner to display.
hash(daily_salt, project, IP, user-agent). The salt is destroyed every day — correlating two days is impossible, for us too.
Resolved to country / region / ASN at ingestion, then discarded. Never written to a database, never logged.
Do-Not-Track and Global Privacy Control signals are respected at ingestion: the request answers {"tracked": false}.
Only pseudonymous identifiers are accepted — anything resembling an email or a phone number is rejected at validation.
All data stays in Europe. The AI layer runs on the same infrastructure and only ever sees aggregates.
Accepted trade-off: retention and multi-day funnels exist only for identified users; anonymous funnels are scoped to a single session and labeled as such in the interface.
Local AI
Daily insights, narrative digests, natural-language questions: all inference runs on self-hosted models (SPT Models). Never a cloud LLM, never a row of analytics that escapes.
Chat, embeddings and rerank run on your own GPU infrastructure. No call to any external provider.
Every AI answer cites its numbers and the executed query — you can verify, not just trust.
Natural language compiles to a constrained, validated query object, never to SQL generated on the fly.
The model never receives a raw event or an identifier: only numbers that are already aggregated.
A public, read-only dashboard powered by the real traffic of sponge-theory.ai. The same numbers, the same real-time view you'd have on your own instance.
The link shows up here as soon as the public view is online.
Open source
Oriflux is released under the AGPL-3.0 license. No hidden proprietary core, no "enterprise edition" that unlocks the essentials: the public repository is the product.
Contributing guide →Pricing
Start free. Scale up when your traffic asks for it. Or host it yourself, with no limits.
Annual: 2 months freeOr host it yourself — free, AGPL-3.0