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<p>i'm om yaduvanshi. i'm 18, an applied ai developer building <strong>cloudline</strong>, a cookieless <strong>google analytics alternative</strong>. one script tag, under

<p>For most of the web's history, "analytics" meant "cookies." You dropped a script on your site, it set a cookie, and that cookie followed the visitor around so you could tell a

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<p>Google Analytics has been the default for over a decade. It is free, it is everywhere, and most teams set it up without questioning whether they should.</p> <p>But the product

<h2> Why Not Google Analytics? (Or why I love reinventing the wheel) </h2> <p>To be honest, this wasn't an easy call. I’ve been in development for quite a while and had grown

<p>I kept staring at analytics dashboards that were just... charts. A cookie consent popup nobody reads, a wall of graphs, and a "MRR" number that's supposed to make me feel

<p><em>The post is a casual chain, not a product pitch. Blackwork is only the evidence.</em></p> <p>A tattoo booking is one of the most sensitive payloads a web app can touch. Not

<p>16 days ago I deployed to live for first time SysWP Radar — server-side analytics for WordPress.</p> <p>Today's numbers:</p> <ul> <li> <strong>+590K</strong> events captured