Revuyx.
Privacy-first traffic analytics. The insight of GA4, without tracking your users.
Full cycle · Product · Platform · Analytics
The problem.
Web analytics has a tradeoff baked in: to understand your traffic, you have to track your users. GA4 and its peers lean on cookies and personal-data collection, which now collides with GDPR, consent fatigue, and the end of third-party cookies. Teams are stuck choosing between staying compliant and actually seeing what is happening on their site.
What we built.
Revuyx measures traffic and behavior without tracking individuals. It gives teams the numbers they rely on — sources, behavior, conversion — with none of the personal-data liability. We delivered the full cycle: the platform, the underlying model, and the product around it.
- Measures cookielessly — privacy-first by default
- Aggregates by design, so consent is never required
- Delivers GA4-level insight, GDPR-clean from the ground up
- Keeps dashboards and reporting legible — teams actually read them
The result.
- Collects zero personal data — no consent banner required
- Keeps the metrics teams rely on legible and decision-ready
- Walks a path we took ourselves: internal tool to market-ready product
You should not have to choose between knowing your traffic and respecting the people in it.
We publish measured metrics from our own operations as eval cycles complete.
Built private. Run private.
- Runs in our own perimeter
- No client data in demos
- Synthetic corpora where it counts
- Audit logs always on
Measure everything. Track no one.
Revuyx proves the tradeoff is optional. The Crit finds the workflow in your stack where privacy and cost pull in the same direction — two weeks, a roadmap and a number.