Self-hosted website analytics tool for tracking visitor behavior, understanding performance, and optimizing design. Provides detailed insights and control over your data without reliance on third-party services.
Host the analytics platform on your own server, giving you complete control over data collection, storage, and analysis.
Analyze how users interact with your website through session recordings, heatmaps, and other behavioral insights.
Ensure data privacy and compliance with regulations like GDPR by hosting data on your own infrastructure.
Create a personalized analytics dashboard by selecting from a variety of widgets and reports.
Access live data and insights regarding user interactions and performance metrics.
Two distinct recording systems to capture user sessions—one lightweight and one very precise.
Includes click, mouse movement, and scroll heatmaps. Generates heatmaps for specific user segments.
Collects visitor data such as country, IP address, browser version, screen size, date of visit, visit duration, number of pages visited, and visited pages path.
Visualizes data such as visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, session length, and top content.
Generates stats for specific user categories and compares different user segments.
Tracks events attached to each user session, supporting any type of data.
AI tool to query data about visitors using natural language.
Defines conversion rates for specific user actions and compares rates across different user segments.
Enables A/B tests and creates multiple variations, tagging visitors with versions they see.
Displays live user count and tracks multiple domains in one dashboard.
Allows you to view how users interact with your site through visual maps and session recordings.
Enables tracking of user interactions and events on your site.
Facilitates running split tests to improve site performance and conversion rates.
The analytics platform is hosted on your own server, ensuring data privacy.
UXWizz can be installed as a 1-Click App on DigitalOcean, allowing for quick setup and deployment.
Install UXWizz on a LAMP server, suitable for local VPS, dedicated servers, or platforms like cPanel and Docker.
Install UXWizz as a WordPress plugin to provide self-hosted analytics, acting as an alternative to Google Analytics.
Provides detailed statistics about website visits, including data on daily and hourly visits.
Tracks individual visitor details, allowing insight into who is visiting and their behaviors on the site.
Generates visual representations of where users click on a webpage, helping to identify popular areas and user behavior patterns.
Facilitates comparison and testing of webpage versions to determine which performs better based on user interactions.
Utilizes AI to answer specific queries related to user interactions and analytics.
Allows you to track where users click, move, or scroll on your site to better understand visitor behavior.
Captures and plays back user's navigation sessions to analyze their behavior.
Assists in understanding how many users complete a series of steps leading to a conversion. Currently coming soon for UXWizz.
Allows the collection of user feedback and opinions. Not available out of the box in UXWizz but can be easily added with extensions.
Provides detailed analytics on visitor behavior, similar to Google Analytics.
Tracks specific user interactions like clicks, form submissions, etc.
Enables split testing different variations of web pages to see which performs better.
Allows tracking and analyzing performance across multiple domains in one dashboard.
Enables segmentation of users for detailed analysis and comparison across different groups.
Provides AI functionality to question your data for in-depth insights.
Programming language used in UXWizz software development.
Typed superset of JavaScript used in UXWizz.
JavaScript library used for building the user interface in UXWizz.
React component library for building UIs, used in UXWizz.
Web application bundler and compiler used in UXWizz.
Toolkit for automating tasks in the development workflow, used in UXWizz.
Provides multiple self-hosting options for UXWizz, including setting up on a new server, on an existing server with PHP+MySQL, or as a WordPress plugin.
Offers a hosted version of UXWizz managed by the company, including services like backups, monitoring, and maintenance on separate VPS for privacy. Pricing is based on traffic volume.
The session recording system is optimized for pages with static content. Issues include not recording interactions in iframes, not storing versions or updates of content, and the necessity for users to be logged in for certain recordings. These are addressed with a full recording system.
Heatmap data is shown over inline frames of website URLs, requiring allowance for display in an iframe. The tracked website must permit this for accurate heatmap display on a dashboard domain.
You can install UXWizz on a separate server using Apache, PHP, and MySQL. This involves setting up a new VPS or using an existing server with FTP access. With a new server, you get a dedicated configuration script to install UXWizz.
WordPress users can install the UXWizz plugin by uploading and activating the usertrack.zip file. Users can then configure tracking inside the WordPress admin sidebar, ensuring that website data is monitored efficiently.
Instructions on creating a MySQL database using cPanel, which is required for UXWizz installation.
Guide on adding a new MySQL user, including setting a username and password.
Steps to associate a created user with a database and granting all necessary privileges.
Guide to upload the installation script necessary for setting up UXWizz.
Instructions to create a new MySQL database for UXWizz installation.
Steps to access and execute the auto installer for UXWizz by filling in the database credentials.
Instructions on how to implement the tracking code into the website for UXWizz functionality.
Running UXWizz on its own server enhances security as it separates the installation from other site components, reducing vulnerability risks.
By running UXWizz tracking and queries on a separate server, the site’s performance is optimized, making the dashboard faster.
Recommended DigitalOcean 5$/mo server provides better performance by ensuring faster generation of graphs and overall improved dashboard efficiency.