Show HN: I built berrylog.app after getting burned by every analytics tool

The very first thing I do when starting a new project is add analytics. I want to know if anyone is actually using it and how.

The worst part about most analytics platforms is that even their free plans come with strings attached. Limited to just a few thousand events per month, or worse, your data gets wiped after 30 days. That’s useless if you care about long-term growth. Paid plans weren’t much better either because of capped projects, limited retention, and costs that quickly ballooned if you’re tracking multiple side projects.

I figured there had to be a better way, so I built my own. I wanted something where I didn’t pay per site and where I truly owned my data.

That’s how https://berrylog.app was born.

The idea is simple: you bring your own database (for now Berrylog supports Supabase). Every log, every event, every pageview from all your projects is stored directly in your Supabase database. You’re the sole owner of your data. That means unlimited, historical analytics across all your projects with no recurring fee just to access what’s already yours.

At first, I built it just for myself because I was tired of overspending on something so essential. But after using it for a while, I realized this isn’t just my problem, it’s something every indie hacker runs into.

So I’m opening it up to the community. Berrylog.app is an analytics platform built with indie hackers in mind: one-time payment, unlimited websites, unlimited events. No subscriptions, no artificial limits.

I’d love for you to give it a try and let me know what you think.