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counter.dev is a minimal web analytics server that prioritizes simplicity, speed, and privacy. The backend is designed to be resource-light while still providing the essential metrics teams care about, such as page views, referrers, and basic geography. Rather than storing everything in a monolithic database, it combines a fast in-memory store for hot data with archival to a traditional SQL store for long-term retention.

A PHP script to show the number of hits in web pages. This script runs into web site directory and uses text or PNG images in graphic mode. You can use your custom PNG images. It isn't a CGI program and depends an web server with PHP support.

JAMon API is a free, simple, high performance, thread safe, Java API that allows developers to easily monitor the performance and scalability of production applications. JAMon tracks hits, execution times (total, avg, min, max, std dev), and more. * JAMon Users Manual: For more on the JAMon, including installing, configuring, and using it, see http://jamonapi.sourceforge.net/. * Support: If you have any questions about usage please post a question on the forum at ...

CrazyStat is a web analytics script written in PHP. It does not need access to server-logfiles or a MySQL-database to generate statistics of your website visitors. The script has very good usability and still has lots of features. The stats only need one screen length to present all the information. It's fast because of it's caching technology and uses minimal webspace by compressing logfiles.

vStats is a php/mysql based website counter. It collects statistics about the visitors' (user or robot) browser, os and the country they are from. vStats keeps also track of the time and date of the visit and the referred website. Status update 2011-11-01: Major redesign is ongoing with IPv6 support, more efficient code and more statistics. Stay tuned for the first alpha.

This a project designed for the household economy. Agendas payments, checking accounts, family budget, technology java-based platform.

Page hit tracking system: by referencing an image from the hosting website, a hit for that page will be logged. Special configurations on the hosting website allow for custom images to be displayed such as a hit counter or a custom image.

LinkDB is a Link DataDase. This means that LinkDB is a centralised system to manage links, log who, how and when was a link accessed and finally serve links to resources that change a lot or that are quite long to remember.

A small, lightweight, php hit counter with a graphical display showing the amounts of hits each month.

A web script for counting unique hits and stores the http header information for each hit in a MySQL database. The script also creates a .html document for viewing all hits contained in the database. The script is written in python.

pageLogger records visitor traffic on your website in real time, and does not rely on server log files. At the push of a button you get all the details about recent visitors to your website - clearly and efficiently displayed.

Qualiweb aims at providing semantic web metrics for modeling a website visitors needs according to a given taxonomy or document classification. Web metrics provided by Qualiweb give an indication of how successful each of the website topics have been.

Webtistics is an open-source Web Statistics, or webstats program, written in PHP, and uses a MySQL Database. Webtistics features statistical formulas which are used to determine potential bandwidth useage and hits based on varables.

Bibro can tell you who, why and when visit your site. This program is very powerful, use filters (so you can choose statistics to analysis not only by time) and has modular structure.

An Apache 2 only DSO module serving link counting information via jpeg and png images. Supports Fedora Core 4 (i386), FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE (i386), and OpenSolaris Build 28. Designed for installation into one server machine, supports separate virtual serve

This script is very simple, you can count the files\' downloads and can block downloads from an another website(This option can be disable). It make complete stats too with browsers\' name, last week download etc.... It\'s a good file/download manager.

JWRL is a request logger for java web applications. Request headers and other information are stored in MySQL database. Web interface allows seeing statistics.

phpHitCounter is a PHP script that displays a count of “hits” (or “visits”). A counter image is generated by the script and shown on the counted page via an HTML <img> tag. phpHitCounter requires no configuration or database. It is easy to install.

PHPSiteStats is a website statistics and monitoring software for small to large web sites and can be either database driven or logfile driven

The package contain a set of cgi scripts which maintain statistics for your web site. They also provide a nice counter, which you can sport on your web page. These scripts don't require any help from web server.

A Web Counter/Page Counter written in PHP that retrieves the number from the database, increments it, and converts it to a jpeg. Add <IMG SRC="http://your.url.com/path/numhits.php"> to your webpage where you want your counter to apear.

Statistics software based on PHP which does not require any database support, but just uses flat files. Daily + monthly visits, which pages, from where, browsers and OSs are listed and visually presented.

gStats is an open source web statistics program capable of running on any server supporting PHP and an ADOdb compatible database. It contains over 35 reports and is designed so that third party developers can easily drop in custom reports.

Mojo Clicks is a simple click tracker easily installed in just 4 steps: 1) Create the database 2) Load the tables 3) Configure the database definitions file 4) Use the script. Uses PHP and MySQL. Features: editable link tracking and referrer tracking.

Mojo Webstats is a simple web statistics tool. It uses Javascript, PHP and MySQL to process web statistics. Includes: 1) date/time, 2) document location and title, 3) ip address and hostname, 4) browser version, 5) visitor resolution, and 6) referrer.