Analytics that respects
your users.

I'm a final-year CS student from West Bengal.

I was building side projects and needed to understand how people were actually using them. Simple question — but finding the answer turned out to be surprisingly hard.

Every tool I tried was the wrong fit.

Mixpanel was $20/month before I had a single paying user. Google Analytics needed cookie banners that scared people away. Hotjar for heatmaps, Sentry for errors — suddenly I needed three accounts, three dashboards, three bills, just to understand my own app.

So I built my own.

What started as my final year project became something I actually wanted to use. Privacy-first by default — IndexedDB instead of cookies, sendBeacon for reliable delivery, everything open source so anyone can audit exactly what gets tracked.

Building in public.

Ucoder Insights is still early — but it already does what it says. Page analytics, click tracking, rage and dead click detection, JS error monitoring with full management. Everything that used to cost three subscriptions, in one place, free to start.