Umami
A simple, fast, privacy-focused alternative to Google Analytics.
Make it yours
Fork this appForking copies Umami into your own GitHub account and deploys it with its own database. Nothing is shared with the original.
- Upstream
- umami-software/umami
- License
- MIT
- Installs
- 1
- Homepage
- Visit
Umami provides privacy-friendly website analytics with an approachable dashboard and no cross-site tracking. Use it to understand page views, referrers, devices, campaigns, custom events, and conversion goals without adding an advertising network to your site.
What this installation includes
- The exact reviewed Umami 3.3.1 upstream commit, built as a Linux ARM64 Next.js standalone service.
- Managed PostgreSQL for durable analytics and account data across deployments.
- A controlled, digest-checked Prisma migrator that must succeed before new application code receives traffic.
- Private 32-byte application and initial-administrator secrets generated and envelope-encrypted by SproutOS. Secret values are injected only at runtime and are never committed to the generated repository.
First sign-in
Sign in with username admin and the generated UMAMI_ADMIN_PASSWORD. An authorized project member can reveal that value from the project's Environment page, where the reveal is audited. The controlled migration replaces Umami's public upstream default password before the first deployment can serve requests. Change the generated password in Umami after signing in; later deployments preserve an owner-changed password.
The generated repository keeps the upstream source, SproutOS configuration, and deployment workflow in the open, so you can inspect the application, follow upstream changes, and redeploy through GitHub Actions. Umami is provided under the MIT license, and analytics data remains in your project's managed PostgreSQL database.