从搭建客户网站到推出我自己的软件即服务(SaaS)
我并不是从SaaS开始的。
我最初是为了生存而建立WordPress网站。<p>我第一个真正的项目是一些简单的网站——着陆页、目录、小工具。
其中一个发展成了Around md——一个帮助人们发现他们城市中餐馆、公园和有趣地方的平台。<p>没有风险投资。没有团队。<p>只有真正的用户在寻找去哪里和探索什么。
后来,我正式成立了我的公司——dricomm.com。<p>听起来很高大上,但现实并非如此。分析数据……
那时的情况是:
• 客户问“为什么数据不匹配”
• 没有人信任的分析仪表板
• 每隔几个月就收到GDPR的邮件
• 到处都是cookie横幅
• 还有GA4……总是GA4。<p>我发布的每个网站都有同样的问题:分析数据从来没有感觉真实。
页面浏览量低于预期。漏斗不合逻辑。
营销决策基于“最佳猜测”。<p>而当你添加一个cookie横幅时——砰:30%到50%的用户从你的数据中消失。<p>在某个时刻,我意识到一个不舒服的事实:我实际上不知道自己的网站上发生了什么。<p>那时我停止了尝试“修复GA4”,开始构建我个人需要的东西。<p>于是我建立了CheckAnalytic.com——慢慢地,独自一人,在客户工作之后,没有路线图的幻灯片。<p>我想要的很简单:
• 不使用cookie
• 不要同意横幅
• 不要法律焦虑
• 我可以信任的数字
• 设置只需几分钟,而不是几个小时
不是“企业解决方案”。
也不是“GA4替代品”。<p>只是适合真正交付的创始人的分析工具。<p>有趣的是?
我并没有计划出售它。我首先在自己的项目中使用它。Around md。客户网站。副项目。<p>而且第一次,数据开始变得有意义。
流量与反馈相符。<p>营销实验变得可预测。
决策不再是情绪化的。<p>当我与其他几位创始人分享时,反馈总是一样的:“这终于感觉诚实。”
这句话对我打击很大,胜过任何指标。因为今天的网络分析在技术上并没有问题,而是在情感上出现了问题。<p>创始人们不再信任自己的仪表板。
所以,是的——我仍然是一个人。<p>仍在不断迭代。
仍然亲自回答支持请求。
仍在改善入职体验、用户体验和性能。<p>但现在我在为未来构建:
• 默认以隐私为先
• 对欧盟友好,无需法律体操
• 简单到不需要教程<p>如果你是独立开发者、SaaS创始人或代理机构老板——你可能也感受过这种痛苦。
所以我不是来推销的。
我来问:是什么让你停止信任你的分析数据?<p>我会阅读每一个回复。即使是严厉的。
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I didn’t start with SaaS.
I started by building websites WordPress for survival.<p>My first real projects were simple sites — landing pages, directories, small tools.
One of them grew into Around md — a platform that helps people discover restaurants, parks, and interesting places in their city.<p>No VC. No team.<p>Just real users searching for where to go and what to explore around them.
Later, I officially opened my company — dricomm.com<p>Sounds fancy. Reality was not. Analytics…
It was:
• clients asking “why numbers don’t match”
• analytics dashboards nobody trusted
• GDPR emails every few months
• cookie banners everywhere
• and GA4… always GA4<p>Every site I launched had the same issue: analytics data never felt real.
Pageviews were lower than expected. Funnels didn’t make sense.
Marketing decisions were based on “best guesses”.<p>And the moment you add a cookie banner — boom: 30–50% of users disappear from your data.<p>At some point I realized something uncomfortable: I don’t actually know what’s happening on my own websites.<p>That’s when I stopped trying to “fix GA4”
and started building what I personally needed.<p>So I built CheckAnalytic.com — slowly, alone, after client work, without a roadmap slide deck.<p>What I wanted was simple:
• No cookies
• No consent banners
• No legal anxiety
• Numbers I can trust
• Setup that takes minutes, not hours
Not an “enterprise solution”.
Not a “GA4 replacement”.<p>Just analytics that works for founders who actually ship.<p>The funny part?
I didn’t plan to sell it. I used it on my own projects first. Around md. Client sites. Side projects.<p>And for the first time, numbers started to make sense.
Traffic matched feedback.<p>Marketing experiments became predictable.
Decisions stopped being emotional.<p>When I shared it with a few other founders, the feedback was always the same: “This finally feels honest.”
That sentence hit me harder than any metric. Because web analytics today isn’t broken technically. It’s broken emotionally.<p>Founders don’t trust their own dashboards anymore.
So yes — I’m still solo.<p>Still iterating.
Still answering support myself.
Still improving onboarding, UX, and performance.<p>But now I’m building for the future:
• privacy-first by default
• EU-friendly without legal gymnastics
• simple enough that you don’t need tutorials<p>If you’re an indie hacker, SaaS founder, or agency owner — you probably felt this pain too.
So I’m not here to pitch.
I’m here to ask: What made you stop trusting your analytics?<p>I’ll read every reply. Even the brutal ones.