Privacy-first web analytics

Respect people without making your website unknowable.

datataste measures what happens on your website, maps meaningful events automatically and explains the result—without third-party advertising identifiers or profiles across unrelated properties, on EU infrastructure.

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A useful privacy model

Collect less. Understand more.

Privacy-first should describe the measurement architecture, not the number of charts left in the product.

Measure behavior, not identity

Count pageviews, interactions, sources, sessions and conversions without building cross-site advertising profiles.

Minimize at collection time

Raw IP addresses are not stored, personal data is outside the intended event model, and processing stays on EU infrastructure.

Turn events into decisions

Automatic mapping and the AI Engine keep privacy-safe measurement useful for marketers instead of reducing it to a traffic counter.

The measurement boundary

Know what helps the answer—and what does not belong.

A privacy claim becomes credible when the data boundary is concrete.

A privacy claim becomes credible when the data boundary is concrete.
Measurement questiondatataste usesdatataste avoids
What happened on the site?Event names, page context and timestampsDirect identifiers and raw form content
Was this a returning visit?A first-party browser identifier for continuityCross-site or advertising identifiers
Where did traffic come from?Referrers and campaign parametersProfiles bought or joined across websites
What region was the visit from?Coarse location derived after consent mappingRaw IP addresses in the analytics database
What should the team do next?Governed metrics, breakdowns and comparisonsUsing customer traffic to train a public model
The honest boundary

Privacy-first is an architecture, not a legal shortcut.

datataste itself

A deliberately narrow analytics data model

datataste is designed to measure your website without cross-site profiles. It can support a data-minimized setup and provides EU processing and a DPA.

YOUR WHOLE STACK

Ads, embeds and CMP choices still matter

Replacing one analytics tool does not change the legal basis for every other script. Review destination forwarding, ad pixels, forms and regional requirements separately.

Privacy questions

Specific answers, not slogans.

Is privacy-first analytics the same as cookieless analytics?

No. Cookieless describes one storage choice. Privacy-first also covers purpose, identifiers, data minimization, hosting, retention, processors and downstream destinations. datataste uses first-party browser storage for visit continuity rather than claiming to be strictly cookieless.

Does datataste store IP addresses?

Raw IP addresses are not stored. When consent mapping permits coarse geolocation, the request IP is anonymized before lookup and discarded; the database keeps only the resulting coarse location fields.

Does datataste create cross-site visitor profiles?

No. The browser identifier is property-scoped and used for analytics continuity, not to follow a person across unrelated websites or build an advertising profile.

Does privacy-first automatically mean no cookie banner?

No universal answer applies. datataste itself is designed for data-minimized measurement, but your jurisdiction, configuration and the rest of your stack determine the consent and disclosure obligations for your site.

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