i built a cookieless analytics tool (and deleted my cookie banner)

Om Yaduvanshi, an 18-year-old developer, built Cloudline, a cookieless website analytics tool that stores only four data points per pageview — page, referrer, screen size and time — and requires no cookie banner for the analytics itself. The tool ships as a single script tag under 2KB and offers top pages, traffic sources, scroll depth, button clicks, funnels and live visitor counts across up to 50 sites, and is free during early access.

i'm om yaduvanshi, 18. i build ai agents, and my second project is cloudline — website analytics without cookies. the problem: i put GA4 on a side project, added the cookie banner the lawyers want, and watched a chunk of my visitors click “decline” and disappear from my stats forever. you're not measuring traffic. you're measuring consent. so i built the alternative: one script tag under 2kb, pasted from your dashboard. no cookies, no ip storage, no banner needed for the analytics itself. a pageview stores exactly four things: page, referrer, screen size, time. that's the whole list. what you get: top pages, traffic sources search, social, newsletters, even ai assistants , scroll depth, button clicks, funnels, live visitor count. up to 50 sites in one dashboard. why this matters for you: if you've ever stared at a GA4 dashboard that felt built for a fortune 500 company, or delayed launching because the cookie banner copy wasn't ready — this is the tool that skips all of that. it's free while in early access, no card: trycloudline.space i'm posting about building this in public for the next 90 days. next up: how scroll depth tracking works without storing anything personal.