What's Included

Fusionaly is one product. It is free, open source (MIT), and self-hosted. There are no tiers, no license to buy, and no paid plan. Everything below is included.

There used to be a paid Pro edition. It is gone now. The features that were in Pro (the activity feed and Ask AI) are now part of the one free product. From v2.3.0, your own AI client replaces Ask AI. A Pro install of the older installer switches to the free product with curl -fsSL https://fusionaly.com/install | sudo bash -s migrate-to-oss, with its data.

Analytics

• Full dashboard - Visitors, page views, referrers, UTMs, devices, countries
• No limits - Unlimited events, unlimited websites
• Visitor flows - See the paths visitors take from entry to exit. Click a page to trace its path
• Goal conversions - Track signups, purchases, or any custom event as a goal
• Revenue tracking - Track purchases with price, quantity, and currency
• Annotations - Mark deployments, campaigns, and incidents on your timeline
• Custom events - Track anything with the JavaScript API
• Scroll signals - Track section views and scroll depth automatically
• Shareable dashboards - Share public links to your analytics
• Automated tracking - Track clicks, forms, and file downloads without code
• Subdomain tracking - First-party tracking, resistant to ad blockers
• Data integrity - Bot filtering and spam protection
• Visitor transparency - Let visitors see their own data
• Five themes - Light, Dark, Phosphor, Catppuccin, and Gruvbox
• Search with ⌘K - Jump to a site, a page, a referrer, an event, or a setting
• Keyboard shortcuts - Switch the date range with one key. The date picker shows the key for each range

Activity Feed

Your home page tells you what happened. You do not need to check dashboards or read charts. It gives you a list of things worth knowing:

• Traffic spikes: “342 visitors yesterday, up 65% from the usual 207”
• Traffic drops: “89 visitors yesterday, down 40% from the usual 148”
• New referrers: “news.ycombinator.com sent 156 visitors yesterday”
• Goal spikes: “signup: 28 conversions yesterday (usually 9)”
• Milestones: “You hit 10K total visitors!”
• Trending content: “/blog/sqlite-is-enough: 94 visitors (up 180% from usual)”

The feed runs daily. It compares yesterday with the same weekday over the past 8 weeks, so a site that always peaks on Mondays does not get a “busy day” every Monday. One unusual day in that history does not move the baseline. Small sites stay quiet: a jump from 3 to 6 visitors is not news.

The home page also lists every site with its visitors yesterday, a 15-day trend, and the change against its usual day. On a site’s dashboard, the What’s new card shows the items for the date range you pick.

Ask from your AI client

Ask your analytics in plain English from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, or any MCP client: “What pages dropped traffic this week?” “Where is my traffic coming from?” “Compare this month to last month.”

Fusionaly has an MCP server built in. One command installs the plugin. The tools can only read, and they can’t see accounts, settings, or keys. Fusionaly itself never calls an AI provider. Connect your client.

Source Code

The source code is available on GitHub:

• fusionaly-oss - Main application

Docker Image

docker pull karloscodes/fusionaly:latest

Support

This is open source, so support comes from the community: GitHub issues and discussions. I am a solo developer, and I read every one. There is no SLA or guaranteed response time.