Koko Analytics is a privacy-friendly analytics plugin for WordPress.

We believe website traffic can be monitored in a way that does not impact the privacy of your visitor, without collecting any personal data or tracking someone across the web.

By using Koko Analytics, all measurements are carried out anonymously. Only aggregated counts are stored – there is no way to tell which visitor visited which pages.

The website owner gets actionable data to help them improve their site while the visitors keep their privacy.

Here’s what makes Koko Analytics such a good choice if you value privacy.

No personal data is processed or stored

Koko Analytics does not process or store any personal data or personally identifiable information.

Data minimization

Koko Analytics measures only the most essential data points and nothing else. We believe the data collection carried out by other analytics tools like Google Analytics is unnecessary and violating the privacy of web users in general.

Aggregated data only

The goal of Koko Analytics is to track overall trends in the website traffic of WordPress sites – not to track individual visitors across your site. This allows us to only store aggregated counts – like the number of times a specific page was visited on a given day.

We are not interested in seeing which specific individual visited which page at what exact time nor we need to know about their exact browser version, operating system and the likes. All of which can easily be used to track a visit back to an individual visitor.

No third party services

With Koko Analytics, everything happens on your own site and server. No third-party services are involved. This means you do not have to share data about your website traffic with any third party – not even us.

To summarise:

• Koko Analytics does not track any personal data.
• Koko Analytics does not use any third-party services.
• Koko Analytics only stores aggregated counts.
• Koko Analytics only tracks the essential metrics.