Beschreibung
Pulse Analytics is built by Ciphera, a Belgian privacy-software company. Pulse is a lightweight, privacy-first analytics platform that gives you valuable insights about your website visitors without compromising their privacy.
Features:
- No cookies — fully GDPR, CCPA, and PECR compliant out of the box
- Proxy mode — route analytics through your domain to bypass adblockers
- Lightweight — under 3 KB tracking script, no impact on page speed
- Simple setup — just enter your domain and you’re tracking
Privacy by design:
Pulse uses a server-side daily-rotating hash for session identification. No cookies, no localStorage, no client-side identifiers. Your visitors‘ privacy is respected by default.
Screenshots
Installation
- Upload the
pulse-analyticsfolder to/wp-content/plugins/ - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu
- Click Pulse in the WordPress admin sidebar
- Enter your domain (as registered in your Pulse dashboard)
- Done — analytics will start flowing immediately
FAQ
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Do I need a Pulse account?
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Yes. Sign up at pulse.ciphera.net to create your dashboard and register your domain.
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What is proxy mode?
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Proxy mode routes analytics requests through your WordPress site instead of directly to Pulse servers. This prevents adblockers from blocking your analytics. It is enabled by default.
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No. Pulse does not use cookies, localStorage, or any client-side storage for tracking.
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Is this GDPR compliant?
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Yes. Pulse is designed to be GDPR compliant without requiring cookie consent banners.
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Who builds Pulse Analytics?
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Pulse Analytics is built by Ciphera, a Belgian privacy-software company. Sign up and manage your dashboard at pulse.ciphera.net.
Rezensionen
Zu diesem Plugin liegen noch keine Rezensionen vor.
Mitwirkende und Entwickler
„Pulse Analytics“ ist Open-Source-Software. Folgende Menschen haben an diesem Plugin mitgewirkt:
Mitwirkende
Übersetze „Pulse Analytics“ in deine Sprache.
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Änderungsprotokoll
1.2.0
- Proxy mode forwards the new engagement endpoint. The tracking script now sends time-on-page and scroll depth to /api/v1/engagement instead of /api/v1/metrics, because a widely used ad-blocker filter list blocks the old path by name — on any domain, including your own, so proxy mode did not get around it.
- The old endpoint keeps working. Proxy mode refreshes its cached copy of the tracking script once a day, so both paths stay available while that catches up.
- Update the plugin before your cached script refreshes. On 1.1.0 and earlier, proxy mode has no route for the new endpoint, and engagement data stops arriving once the newer script is cached. Pageviews are unaffected either way.
1.1.0
- Removed frustration tracking (rage clicks and dead clicks). Pulse now ships a single tracking script.
- The setting is gone and the add-on script is no longer enqueued.
- Proxy mode now deletes any previously self-hosted copy of the add-on script from wp-content on its next daily refresh — no manual cleanup needed.
1.0.1
- Readme: brand and company links.
1.0.0
- Initial release
- Script injection with domain configuration
- Proxy mode with randomized endpoints
- Frustration tracking support (optional)
- Admin tracking toggle
- Self-hosted instance support