We had technical debt, a framework nobody knew and a bottleneck from hell. | Continue reading
The EU didn't think it was possible to comply with their new ruling, so we decided to prove them wrong and build it. | Continue reading
After being very publicly excited about DynamoDB for over a year, we’ve now completely ditched it. | Continue reading
Why Carrd turned away from their bootstrapping roots and raised millions of dollars. | Continue reading
We put significant effort into customer support: not just answering emails quickly and respectfully, but making sure we understand the problem to either solve it or figure out how we can do better in the future (building more features, better documentation, etc.) | Continue reading
For over a year, we'd been struggling to keep up with our analytics data growth. Fathom had been growing at the speed of light, with more and more people ditching Google Analytics, and our data ingestion had been going through the roof. | Continue reading
At the start of November, someone decided that they would try to destroy our company. | Continue reading
A malicious person decided they wanted to have a go at ruining our company and it’s reputation. | Continue reading
In this article, I will explain why everyone should care about their privacy, not just privacy nerds like me. | Continue reading
When deciding which analytics software to use for your website, one of the questions to be considered is whether you want to use a managed service or self-host something yourself. | Continue reading
A billion dollar company has finally stepped into the privacy-first analytics space. What does this mean for small businesses? | Continue reading
One of our customers, who were no strangers to viral content, had launched a new project that had gone unbelievably viral. | Continue reading
When developers use a product like Fathom Analytics, the first question that comes to mind is “What tech stack is this company using?”. I personally love reading through company tech blog posts where they talk about their stacks. | Continue reading
Last month I joined Tom Creighton and Robert Hayes on the Framework show to chat about how Fathom Analytics works as a privacy-focused and fully self-funded software company. | Continue reading
As one Laravel Vapor's first customers, we wanted to walk you through a review of costs, scaling, reliability and more. Here's what we've found after using Vapor for almost a year. | Continue reading
Jack and Paul speak about having to fire a customer for the first time. It was tough, but it had to be done. | Continue reading
Fathom Analytics is simple to use, and fully respects the privacy of your website visitors. Let’s compare it to the competition. | Continue reading
As 2020 came around, it was becoming clear to me that I couldn’t handle my full time job and run Fathom, so I had to leave. | Continue reading
Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, Google, Senate hearings, data breaches… targeted advertising has been in the news, as well as come under fire a lot lately.What if—and hear me out on this—instead of trying to better regulate it, we flat-out banned it? The solution to one of our mos … | Continue reading
Google doesn’t need to charge for Google Analytics, they get access to such a vast amount of our personal data. It’s one of the biggest tech monopolies ever. | Continue reading
The reasoning behind why we are nott interested in enterprise and are focusing on regular-sized businesses | Continue reading
It’s hard to imagine that a year ago Fathom almost disappeared forever. | Continue reading
Fathom Analytics provides simple and useful website stats that focus on user privacy. | Continue reading
Fathom Analytics provides simple and useful website stats that focus on user privacy. | Continue reading