In development — early access in 2026

Measure what matters. Leave people out of it.

Cardean Analytics is privacy-aware website and product analytics for teams that need useful insight without building persistent visitor profiles. It is built on aggregate-first metrics, first-party events, clear definitions and proportionate collection.

Data streams filtered through a boundary before becoming aggregate analytics
Principles

Four principles behind the product.

Aggregate first

Prioritise patterns and outcomes at the level of a site, page, campaign or journey — not dossiers about individual visitors.

Explain every metric

Show how a number is defined, which events contribute to it, how long data is retained and when a configuration changed.

Collect proportionately

Make fields, event properties and retention choices explicit. Avoid turning a convenient SDK into an unlimited collection channel.

Keep data under meaningful control

Offer clear regional, deployment, access and deletion choices, with export that does not create artificial lock-in.

Capabilities

What Cardean Analytics does.

Inside Cardean Analytics:

Cardean Analytics measurement funnel Many first-party events — page views, clicks, goals, campaigns and device context — flow into the Cardean Analytics aggregation funnel. Identifiers are discarded on the way; what comes out is a small set of clear metrics for reach, journeys and outcomes. page views clicks goals campaigns devices CARDEAN ANALYTICS aggregate identifiers discarded METRICS reach journeys outcomes
Many events in, a few clear answers out — and identifiers never make it through the funnel.
  • Page views, entry pages, referrals and campaigns.
  • Goals, funnels and first-party product events.
  • Aggregate audience and device context.
  • Live and historical views.
  • Plain-language metric definitions.
  • Event schemas and field controls.
  • Configurable retention.
  • Access by organisation, site and role.
  • Exports and APIs.
  • Hosted and controlled deployment options.
For more than marketing

Analytics that serves more than one team.

Product teams

See which journeys work and where a service loses people.

Communications teams

Understand reach, sources and campaign outcomes without ad-tech assumptions.

Privacy teams

Review what is collected, why it is collected and how long it remains.

Public services

Improve digital services while keeping measurement proportionate to the public task.