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#Bug report Data doesn't include selected end date. [STRs] In top right, select 7/8 as start date and 7/10 as end date. [Expected] Displays data for 7/8, 7/9, and 7/10. [Actual] Displays data for 7/8 and 7/9 only.
#Bug report Data doesn't include selected end date. [STRs] In top right, select 7/8 as start date and 7/10 as end date. [Expected] Displays data for 7/8, 7/9, and 7/10. [Actual] Displays data for 7/8 and 7/9 only.
Just a wild guess, but it's probably filtering from 2018-07-08T00:00:00 to 2018-07-10T00:00:00 (instead of ending at 2018-07-10T23:59:59).
#Bug report Data doesn't include selected end date. [STRs] In top right, select 7/8 as start date and 7/10 as end date. [Expected] Displays data for 7/8, 7/9, and 7/10. [Actual] Displays data for 7/8 and 7/9 only.
> Want to see a demo of Fathom? View our live stats here (user: demo@demo.com, password: demo) This is UX feedback from a lazy user. Why make me type in a login and password? Especially one that I have to remember from the previous screen? It's trivial effort to just setup an auto login based on some query string parameter right? As in, url?demo=true results in either populating the login/password fields so all I hav…
we are working on ironing out the UX of our site (it's a single column of text, that we whipped together in an hour, so we could focus on building the software). so it's completely a work in progress at this particular moment.
Reminds me of Guag.es https://get.gaug.es/ or https://haveamint.com/ if you want to dig into the crates a bit.
> The problem is this: if we aren’t paying for the product, we are the product. This quote keeps living on endlessly. It's based on a naive and terribly over-simplified view of the internet, 'free' products, and capitalism in general. TLDR: Consumers aren't the product if the product would not exist without customers, and customers wouldn't be on the product unless it provides them value. Not to mention publisher web…
I agree that it's simplistic, but it captures the fact that organizations need money to survive. Yes, companies offering "free" products have to serve two masters: the ones who use the product, and the ones who pay the bills. For many, the temptation will be strong to maximize profits as far as possible without completely losing the users. Facebook has been in the news a lot because of this very thing. I think the co…
Hey, author here (one of 2). Whoa, I did not expect to see Fathom show up on Hacker News. It's very early but our plan is indeed to go down a similar road as Matomo, albeit more opinionated. Hopefully resulting in a simpler product in the long run. I feel it's important to point out out that with Fathom, no personal information is tracked (or stored), at all. Only daily and hourly aggregates are stored on the server.…
I love where you are going with this, I think this would be useful for a lot of people in marketing where Google Analytics is too much. But are you concerned that GA will come out with an "overview panel" for dummies, that cuts into your appeal? Or do you have a plan to stay ahead if GA comes out with a view like this?
Given the current state of Google Analytics, staying ahead in terms of simplicity shouldn't be an issue for a long, long time.
For people looking for similar options, there's also Matomo[1] (previously Piwik) that you can self-host for free. [1] https://matomo.org/
Really looking forward to trying Fathom.
For people looking for similar options, there's also Matomo[1] (previously Piwik) that you can self-host for free. [1] https://matomo.org/
[1] https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo/issues/6223
(i would use matomo if they fixed this issue)