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"title": "Why consider OpenPanel over Umami?",
"paragraphs": [
"Umami Analytics is a popular open-source web analytics tool known for its clean interface, lightweight script, and privacy-friendly design. It's a great option for developers who want simple, anonymous website metrics. But as your product grows beyond a simple website, Umami's anonymous-only model and lack of product analytics features become limiting.",
"OpenPanel builds on the same open-source, privacy-first foundation but adds the product analytics layer that Umami doesn't have. User identification lets you track logged-in users across sessions, while funnels, retention analysis, and cohort breakdowns help you understand how people actually use your product not just that they visited your site.",
"OpenPanel builds on the same open-source, privacy-first foundation but adds the product analytics layer that Umami doesn't have. User identification lets you track logged-in users across sessions, while funnels, retention analysis, and cohort breakdowns help you understand how people actually use your product \u2014 not just that they visited your site.",
"Mobile app analytics is another area where OpenPanel pulls ahead. Umami is web-only with no native mobile SDKs, while OpenPanel offers first-party SDKs for iOS, Android, and React Native. OpenPanel also includes built-in A/B testing for experimentation, which Umami doesn't offer at all.",
"Both tools are MIT-licensed and support self-hosting, so you won't sacrifice the open-source values that made Umami appealing. If you need to go beyond anonymous pageview counting and actually understand your users, OpenPanel is the natural upgrade from Umami."
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},
"related_links": {
"guides": [
{
"title": "Website analytics setup",
"url": "/guides/website-analytics-setup"
},
{
"title": "Node.js analytics setup",
"url": "/guides/nodejs-analytics"
},
{
"title": "Migrate from Google Analytics",
"url": "/guides/migrate-from-google-analytics"
}
],
"articles": [
{
"title": "9 best open source web analytics tools",