Private analytics. One small binary.

Understand your website's traffic. Run it on your own server, with SQLite built in.

Live traffic on risulta.dev

Your traffic, out in the open. Embed a live widget on your website. Choose a compact badge, card, or wide layout from Settings.

Track pageviews, then add dated notes to explain traffic changes.

Connect each website with a guided setup and its own access controls.

Count daily visitors without cookies or persistent browser identifiers.

Define conversion events and follow drop-off across ordered steps.

Export filtered reports as JSON or CSV.

Create and schedule SQLite backups from the same executable.

A Workers-style fetch handler, compiled into one native executable. The router, storage, and dashboard ship together.

export default {
  fetch(request) {
    return routeRequest(request);
  }
};

sproutboat build --standalone

Embedded SQLite keeps your data in the same process. We ran Risulta alongside other analytics tools to compare their footprint.

Linux x86_64. Peak process RSS during a 15-second pageview run with 25 clients.

One command on Debian or Ubuntu. The installer verifies the release and sets up the Risulta systemd service.

curl -fsSL https://risulta.dev/install.sh | sudo sh

Updating an existing installation

Run sudo risulta update for stable releases, or sudo risulta update --channel nightly to follow nightly builds.

Read the code, follow development, or make it your own. AGPL-3.0 for the server and dashboard; MIT for the tracker.