Kobbe launches cookie-less web analytics dashboard

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Kobbe launches cookie-less web analytics dashboard

Kobbe is a cookie-less, privacy-friendly web analytics platform designed to set up in seconds. It provides website owners with insights on traffic and referral sources, while integrating conversion funnels and revenue tracking.

// ANALYSIS

While the privacy-friendly analytics market is crowded with alternatives like Plausible and Fathom, Kobbe attempts to differentiate itself by natively incorporating revenue and custom funnels into its simplified dashboard.

* Natively tracking revenue and conversion funnels sets it apart from competitors that only track page views.

* A clean, cookie-less implementation ensures GDPR compliance right out of the box without annoying cookie banners.

* The ultra-fast setup appeal is perfect for indie hackers and creators who want actionable insights without complex configurations.

// TAGS

analyticsmarketingprivacyweb-analyticshosted-service

DISCOVERED

13h ago

2026-07-19

PUBLISHED

19h ago

2026-07-19

RELEVANCE

6/ 10

AUTHOR

Michael Andreuzza

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