HitKeep

The whole product is one binary with DuckDB and a queue embedded in it, so there is no separate database, cache or worker to operate, and the MIT licence covers the parts that are usually held back for a paid edition, including custom tracking domains and team single sign-on. The MCP service is read-only and rate limited per address, exposing sites, funnels, opportunities, campaign and Search Console reports rather than raw event rows. The angle that makes it worth a look right now is that AI traffic is treated as its own channel: crawler fetches, AI-referred visits and chatbot outcomes stay separate instead of collapsing into direct traffic. The tracker sets no analytics cookies.