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Re: by jfarmer on Tuesday February 10, 2009 @11:56PM (#476544)
Haven't seen that one. Looking at the homepage is looks like a Web 2.0 version of Google Analytics.

How is it any different?

Re: by jfarmer on Tuesday February 10, 2009 @11:59PM (#476549)
Oh, scrolling down I see a very, very large feature matrix. Hah!

It looks like the differentiator is a visitor-centric view? Plus more flexible and customizable data?

Re: by lionheart on Wednesday February 11, 2009 @12:01AM (#476554)
I love the ability to add custom data such as usernames to the tracking system using Javascript.

I run a few membership websites and being able to see visitor's usernames and track their actions that way is invaluable.

Re: by _sgo4 on Wednesday February 11, 2009 @02:35AM (#476703)
Yes, Clicky is more visitor centric, including tracking custom data per visitor, but plenty of good overview data as well. Plus the whole thing is real time, including goals and campaign tracking. Plus a very powerful API. Check out the Spy feature too.

GA does a number of things that Clicky doesn't, but the opposite is also true, as you can see by the handy dandy matrix you mentioned.

Disclaimer: I am the developer. :P

Re: by dcurtis on Wednesday February 11, 2009 @04:29AM (#476796)
Hey, you developed Clicky? Can you send me an email? I have feedback! [email protected]
Re: by aj on Wednesday February 11, 2009 @02:57AM (#476723)
Interesting. Looks really nice. I'll give it a shot..
Re: by jfarmer on Wednesday February 11, 2009 @03:08AM (#476735)
Hah, I'll give it a shot. It looks really cool.

The matrix isn't that helpful, though. It's pretty big and uses a lot of clicky-specific phraseology.

Re: by oomkiller on Wednesday February 11, 2009 @03:53AM (#476768)
I agree, I would recommend paring it down to the most important features/differences than the other offers.
Re: by ihartley on Wednesday February 11, 2009 @04:56AM (#476817)
Nice use of the Silk icon set.