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Open Web Analytics (OWA) is an open-source web analytics framework that tracks and analyzes visitor behavior on websites and applications. It provides insights into page views, user demographics, and engagement metrics. OWA can be self-hosted, giving users full control over their data. It is an alternative to commercial analytics platforms and supports integration with WordPress and other CMS platforms.

...While classic cybersecurity focuses on infrastructure and network perimeter, most breaches occur through compromised accounts and application logic abuse that bypasses firewalls, SIEM, WAFs, and other defenses. tirreno detects threats where they actually happen: inside your product. tirreno is a few-dependency, "low-tech" PHP/PostgreSQL application. After a straightforward five-minute installation, you can ingest events through API calls and immediately access a real-time threat dashboard.

...It reviews metadata, engagement signals, embed and restriction status, recent channel context, promotion-readiness indicators, and practical growth opportunities. The plugin generates structured reports, prioritized action plans, private report links, and JSON/CSV exports. It uses a site administrator’s YouTube Data API v3 key; production credentials are not included in the source. Version 0.1.2 is distributed under the MIT License and maintained by Best YouTube Views.

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.

Simple News / Opinion site with page ranking. Lightweight at ~ 200kb. Secure - Hashed challenge/response login. Flexible - can use MySQL -OR- sqLite. Customizable with CSS

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.

Web service acts as an authorizer for other web services. It takes other service's name, client's IP address, number of requests and a key as input via GET HTTP request. It produces XML output saying is client authorized to use requested service.