Hi, I’m Marko Savran, a web analyst and privacy advocate based in Warsaw, Poland.
I help website owners, marketers, and developers make sense of their traffic without giving it away to Big Tech. I believe data should stay in your hands — not be funneled into someone else’s business model.
💻 What I Do
For over a decade, I’ve worked in SEO and web analytics. Somewhere along the way, I realized I no longer wanted to depend on closed platforms that:
- track everything,
- hide what they do,
- and change the rules without asking.
That’s why I now specialize in open source, self-hosted, privacy-focused analytics.
Whether it’s Matomo, Plausible, Umami, or GoatCounter — I’ve set them up, tuned them, and used them in real-world projects.
I can help you:
- switch from Google Analytics to something cleaner and GDPR-respecting,
- set up your own analytics server (with Postgres, Nginx, Docker — you name it),
- track what actually matters to your business,
- and sleep better knowing your data isn’t being siphoned across the ocean.
🛠 Philosophy
“If you can’t inspect the code, it’s not really yours.”
I’m a strong believer in tools you can understand, trust, and host yourself.
That’s not just a technical preference — it’s a philosophy of responsibility.
Good tools respect the user.
Good websites don’t spy.
And good analytics help you grow without violating trust.
🤝 Let’s Talk
If you’re a small business, an indie developer, a privacy-conscious marketer — or just someone who’s had enough of GA4 — I’d love to help.
→ Drop me a message. Let’s build something open, fast, and respectful.