Amami
Amami is the privacy-first analytics platform purpose-built for developers who code with AI. By combining a lightweight, cookie-free tracking script with native MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration, Amami lets you query traffic, conversions, and user behavior through natural language conversations with Cursor, Claude, Codex, or any coding agent—no dashboards, no SQL, no context switching required.
Product Highlights
- AI-Native Analytics: Ask your coding assistant questions like "How did my pricing page perform last week?" and get instant, actionable insights pulled directly from your data.
- Privacy-First by Design: No cookies, no consent banners, no personal data collection—GDPR-compliant out of the box with EU data residency options.
- Featherweight Performance: Sub-2KB tracking script delivers 20x faster load times compared to Google Analytics 4's 45KB+ payload.
- MCP-Ready Integration: Seamlessly connects with Cursor, Claude, and other AI agents via the open Model Context Protocol for secure, scoped data access.
- Generous Free Tier: Track up to 100K monthly events across five websites with 50 MCP calls per day—no credit card required.
Use Cases
- Vibe Coding Workflows: Let your AI assistant handle analytics setup, reporting, and optimization recommendations while you stay in flow state.
- Privacy-Conscious Projects: Deploy analytics on GDPR-sensitive sites without cookie banners or complex compliance configuration.
- Performance-Critical Applications: Replace heavy analytics scripts with Amami's ultra-light footprint to preserve Core Web Vitals.
- Self-Hosted Data Sovereignty: Maintain complete control over your analytics data with open-source, battle-tested infrastructure you can deploy on your own infrastructure.
Target Audience
Amami is built for developers and technical founders who prioritize privacy, performance, and AI-augmented workflows—particularly those using Cursor, Claude, GitHub Copilot, or similar coding agents who want to eliminate dashboard fatigue and query analytics through conversation rather than clicks.