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Understand the journey.
Follow visitors from their first referral to the pages, events, and goals that matter.
- Referrers, campaigns, and AI sources
- Custom events, goals, and funnels
- Revenue attribution by channel
Privacy-first web analytics/Private preview
Know your traffic.
See the whole picture.
Understand who finds you, what they do, and how your site performs. Analytics, uptime, and AI-source attribution in one focused workspace.
Cookie-free tracking. Your infrastructure. A clearer view.
demo.example / overviewIllustrative product preview
Overview.
Your website, at a glance.
Visitors12,847↑ 18.6% vs. prior period
Pageviews32,109↑ 23.4% vs. prior period
Tracked events4,382Across 6 event types
Bounce rate36.8%↓ 4.1% vs. prior period
Traffic over time
Acquisition.
See where your audience comes from.
Visitors12,847Across all channels
AI referrals1,870From AI assistants
AI conversions186Attributed goal completions
AI revenue$14,880USD · synthetic example
Where your audience comes from
Direct31.0%
Organic search26.3%
Referrals16.5%
AI assistants14.6%
Campaigns11.7%
Uptime.
Keep availability in the picture.
Uptime99.98%Across the example period
Avg. response184msHTTP response time
Checks4,032Every five minutes
StatusUpOperational at snapshot
Availability history
Operational at snapshotJul 1Jul 7Jul 14
14 days of checks, with a short interruption on July 8. Example data, not a live service status.
Explore the reports above. All numbers are fixed, synthetic examples.Private-preview access details
Less switching. More understanding.
From the first visit
to the next decision.
Bring the reports you check every day into one place, with the context to connect them.
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Keep an eye on the experience.
Bring availability and performance into the same workspace as your audience.
- Uptime and response-time history
- Incidents and notification channels
- Optional Core Web Vitals collection
03
Put your reports to work.
Share the right context with your team, your tools, and the agents you choose.
- CSV and JSON report exports
- Read-only, shareable reports
- Scoped REST and MCP access
Privacy is part of the foundation
Your analytics.
Your ground rules.
Useful product data should come with clear boundaries. Pulse keeps collection deliberate and access under your control.
Explore the self-managed approachNo visitor tracking cookies by default.
The first-party tracker uses a temporary visit identifier in session storage, rather than setting visitor cookies.
Respect a visitor’s choice.
The tracker respects Do Not Track. Core Web Vitals collection is optional.
Control where your data lives.
The self-managed architecture uses your PostgreSQL database and infrastructure. The public release is coming soon.
A better starting point for your agents
Give them context.
Keep control.
Let your agent work with analytics and uptime reports through REST or MCP. Choose the site, grant the report scopes it needs, and revoke access when you’re done.
Site-scoped tokensRead-only reportsAudited requests
How agent access worksreport.tsREST API
const response = await fetch(
'/api/agent/reports/generate',
{
method: 'POST',
headers: {
Authorization: `Bearer ${PULSE_AGENT_TOKEN}`,
'Content-Type': 'application/json'
},
body: JSON.stringify({
siteId,
reports: ['overview', 'uptime_summary']
})
}
);
const report = await response.json();Required scopes
reports:generateanalytics:readuptime:readWhere Pulse is today
A focused product.
A considered rollout.
Pulse is in private preview. Here’s what that means for access and self-hosting.
Private preview
Evaluation access is coordinated privately with invited participants. Public signup, fixed-price plans, and checkout are not available.
Read access detailsAlready invited? Sign in ↗Self-managed release
A deployment model built around Docker, PostgreSQL, and your own domain. Review the expected architecture and operational requirements.
Explore self-hostingReview evaluation options ↗A few useful answers
Before you
take a closer look.
Can I use Pulse today?
Pulse is currently in private preview. Evaluation access is invitation-only, with no public signup or checkout. Read the access details, or sign in if you already have an account.
Does Pulse use tracking cookies?
The first-party tracker does not set visitor cookies by default and respects Do Not Track. It uses a temporary visit identifier in session storage to connect pageviews within a visit. Dashboard authentication is separate from visitor tracking.
Can I host Pulse on my own infrastructure?
A self-managed release is being prepared around Docker and PostgreSQL. You operate the database, backups, reverse proxy, and scheduler. The release is coming soon; review the expected setup before planning an installation.
What can an external AI agent access?
Agents use revocable tokens with explicit report scopes and can be limited to a single site. REST and MCP report access does not give an agent direct database access. Supported report requests are recorded in the agent audit log.
The signal is all here
Make room for a clearer view.
Explore the reports. Understand the approach. See where Pulse fits.