Clicky

Clicky is cookieless, real-time web analytics for site owners who want every visit logged, with heatmaps and uptime alerts, priced by daily page views.

Clicky shows a website owner each person on the site as they arrive, page by page and click by click. Roxr Software Ltd builds and runs it as a hosted service, trading under the Clicky name, as a privacy-friendly alternative to Google Analytics. In its default setup IP addresses are anonymized and no tracking cookies are set, so visitors are counted without a consent banner. Spy streams current visitors onto a live map with the pages each one is reading, and Big screen mode puts that view on a wall display. Heatmaps are logged per page and per visitor, which lets them be filtered by segment. Goals & revenue marks the visits that matter, and Long term metrics ties each conversion back to the referrer and campaign of the first visit. Path analysis shows the routes people take and where they leave, while Split testing and Engagement reports sit beside Video analytics for HTML5, YouTube and Vimeo players. Uptime monitoring checks the site from several locations and raises an alert when it goes offline. Clicky is built for bloggers, publishers and small businesses that want analytics without a cookie notice, and for owners who check their traffic as it happens rather than in a weekly report. Agencies running client sites give each person a view of their own through Sub-user accounts and Multiple dashboards, and the white label edition presents the service under the agency's brand. Support teams can attach custom data such as usernames and emails to sessions, which turns the visitor log into a record of who needed help. Sites with fraud concerns can switch on fuller logging, including complete IP addresses. Marketing teams keep tagging links with the Google Analytics campaign tags they already use, and Clicky files that traffic under Campaigns. Reverse proxy tracking serves the tracking beacon from paths on the site's own domain, so visitors behind an ad blocker are still counted, and bot and referrer spam blocking keeps crawlers out of the figures. Visitors who arrive from AI chatbots are grouped on their own. Daily, weekly or monthly email reports carry chosen figures to colleagues who never log in, and the Stats API hands the data to other systems. The visitor log stays the place where a site owner sees, in the moment, who came, from where, and what they did.