A Nibble for tiny websites
Small numbers.
Big stories.
Five visitors is a real day. Small Analytics treats it like one. Add one tiny script and see who came, where they came from, and whether today is quiet or busy for you.
Free for one website. No cookies. No tracking across sites.
A day on a small website
An example with made-up numbers. This is the whole dashboard.
Tuesday, April 16
17 visitors
31 pages viewed in all.
How busy is this day?
A little busier than usual.
Your typical day is about 14 visitors. This day you had 17.
Where they came from
- Search7
- Direct4
- Bluesky3
- Mastodon2
- Other1
What happened
- Apr 6 Published a postTraffic rose after this.
- Apr 13 Shared on Bluesky
Most viewed pages
- Home
/12 - The Panda in the Code
/panda-in-the-code9 - About
/about6 - Why the open web
/open-web4
In plain English
17 people visited on Tuesday. Seven came from Search. “The Panda in the Code” was the most viewed page. Traffic was a little busier than usual.
Six ordinary questions. That's all it answers.
Did anyone come?
Today’s visitors, drawn as tally marks you can count.
Is today quiet or busy?
Compared with your own normal, not with a giant site’s.
Where did they come from?
Search, Bluesky, a friend’s link. Exact numbers, not percentages.
What did they look at?
Your pages, ranked, with the real count beside each.
Did something I did help?
Add a note when you publish or share. We’ll say “traffic rose after this”, never “this caused it”.
What’s the simple version?
One plain sentence. No AI, just arithmetic.
What we left out, on purpose
No funnels, no goals, no heatmaps, no engagement scores, no campaign builders, no AI. If a number needs a tooltip to explain it, it doesn't belong here.
No cookies and nothing stored in your visitors' browsers. We never keep IP addresses or browser strings. Visitors are estimated one day at a time, so nobody can be followed from day to day. The details.
Install in one line
<script defer src="https://nibblework.com/sa.js" data-site="YOUR_SITE_ID"></script> Under 1 KB, deferred, ignores localhost, works with single-page apps.
Free is the real thing
Free
- 1 website
- Every chart and sentence you see above
- 30 days of history
- Up to 12 notes