Umami is a simple, fast, privacy-focused alternative to Google Analytics.
Hey everyone, this is a big release with a lot of great new features!
Umami now tracks individual visit metrics. A visit is when a visitor returns to your website multiple times. With this new data, bounce rate
and average visit time
are now much more accurate. In the future, we will use this data to introduce user journey analytics and much more.
Umami can now do partial matching for metrics instead of exact match. This is especially useful when you want to aggregate stats for a set of pages, for example /blog
or /docs
. We've added the functionality to the filtering feature on the website overview page.
As well as the Insights report.
We are introducing a new report, the UTM report. This report breaks down all your UTM parameters by source, medium, campaign, term and content, making it easy to track the performance of your marketing campaigns.
We've updated the styling of the Funnel report to make the metrics easier to read.
You can now add events to your funnels in addition to URLs. Being able to mix URLs and events, you can get a better picture of your conversion rates.
The Funnel report can also now accept wildcard URL entries. Simply add *
to the URL, like /docs*
.
Referrer metrics now show icons for the referring domain.
You can now configure the tracker to not record query parameters. Just add data-exclude-search=true
to your tracker tag.
We add a new environment variable called PRIVATE_MODE
which will disable all external network requests for those who are extra privacy conscious. However, this means that website favicons will no longer show because that makes a request to duckduckgo.com. Requests for fonts and images used by the app will still work because they are hosted locally.
5.11.0
14.1.4
A huge thanks to all the contributors on this release! @fabian-hiller @mobeicanyue @reithose @kiprasmel
This release we're introducing a new way of working with teams. Now instead of simply sharing websites through a team, all team members can create, edit, view and delete websites in a team.
Additionally, teams are now clearly separate from your personal account. You will always be viewing the application in the context of your personal account or your team. That means pages like the Dashboard, Websites, and Reports now only show you the relevant websites.
A new dropdown has been added to navigation bar which lets you quickly switch between your teams and personal account:
See this blog post for more details about the new teams feature.
A new UI element we've added across the application are searchable dropdowns. You can now search and filter for entries in the dropdown. This is especially useful for users with a lot of websites.
The Funnel report now has a new display component that makes it easier to view your funnel data. Each step is now clearly shown with statistics showing how much of the audience has dropped off at each step.
Several important changes were made to the tracker script:
v14.1.0
v5.9.1
A huge thanks to all the contributors on this release! @akshar-dave @Braggedtooth @jaasonw @spencertweedy @timokoessler @enfiniteio @bilguun0203 @Maxime-J @jermanuts @pxlfrk
You can now filter your metrics values in the expanded view.
You can also filter the activity log on the real-time page.
Pages now include external links just like referrers. Clicking the icon will take you to the page URL on your domain.
Country, region, city and device values are now properly translated throughout the app.
v14.0.4
v5.6.0
A huge thanks to all the contributors on this release! @Gouttfi @Maxime-J @zhawtof @esdete2 @vndroid
New interface for adding websites to teams
Lots of responsive CSS updates for mobile
Added additional validations to all API routes
A huge thanks to all the contributors on this release! @juangacovas @mho22 @RavelloH @bilguun0203 @aldo-roman @PeterDaveHello
5.3.1
This should now allow you to run Umami on ARM servers.
The environment variable HOSTNAME
is now set to 0.0.0.0
by default for the pre-built Docker images. This fixes an issue with running Umami behind a SSL proxy.
A huge thanks to all the contributors on this release! @timokoessler @Maxime-J