Differences with plausible

Openpanel-dev / openpanel

All the goodies from both Mixpanel and Plausible combined into one tool.

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Differences with plausible #34

Open afanjul opened 1 week ago

afanjul commented 1 week ago

Hi @lindesvard I've discovered your project swimming in github (congratulations), I'm using plausible right now, and looking into your demo, it seems almost the same (at least regarding UI). I read through your web text that you like the plausible simplicity, but from the user point of view, the first time we look at to your product is almost a fork.

May you please elaborate the differences of your product with plausible product in a simple list? Also, as a recommendation I would add this list to your product web. thanks

P.S: I also let this request as a issue so anybody could find the differences right away in case they think the same

lindesvard commented 1 week ago

A "fork" is quite a statement imo. Check out the source code and look for one line that is the same.

I love plausible and wanted a similar feeling (for my overview) as their overview page. Can name a few projects that has the same setup

simple analytics
Umami
pirsch analytics
and many many more

Differences:

The big difference is that I'm actually building an open source alternative to mixpanel where you can visualize your data.
Access all your users session
access all your events and what user is associated with the event
Get retention information about your users
Great react-native support
Export api where you can get chart data and just plain events

Just to name a few.

leikoilja commented 6 days ago

@lindesvard , react-native support is HUGE! thanks for the project, looking forward it growing 🚀

afanjul commented 6 days ago

Thanks for your comments @lindesvard I will give you feedback as soon as we have installation docs and can try it in our saas product... You named retention... and retention, cohorts analysis, churn rate, live time values... are great measures for Saas products...