Countly Community Edition is a free, open-source, self-hosted product analytics platform with session tracking, crash reporting, and push notifications.
Countly Community Edition is the free, open-source, self-hosted edition of the Countly product analytics platform, maintained by London-headquartered Countly Ltd, founded in 2012. It is published on GitHub under the AGPL-3.0 license with a modified Section 7 and is one of the more established open-source analytics projects, with roughly 5,900 GitHub stars and continuous releases.
The Community Edition provides the same core analytics engine used across Countly's commercial products, but without the advanced personalization and AI-driven features reserved for paid Flex and Enterprise plans, making it well suited for individuals, small teams, and organizations that need self-hosted data ownership.
Community Edition includes session, view, and event tracking with built-in reports; crash and error reporting for iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, Unity, Node.js, Java, and JavaScript; push notifications; remote configuration; in-app rating widgets; a Data Manager and Compliance Hub; and read/write APIs, all extensible through a plugin architecture.
The server runs on Node.js with MongoDB as its data store, deployable via a one-line installation script on Ubuntu or CentOS, or through official Docker images, requiring ports 80 and 443 to be open.
Countly Community Edition is free to download, install, and use under its open-source license, with the only ongoing cost being the infrastructure needed to host it. Teams that need advanced adaptivity or AI-driven intelligence features, dedicated support, or SLAs can upgrade to Countly's commercial Flex or Enterprise tiers.
Yes, it is free and open source under a modified AGPL-3.0 license; you only pay for the infrastructure you host it on.
Community Edition includes the core analytics engine but excludes advanced adaptivity, AI intelligence features, dedicated support, and SLAs available on paid plans.
A Linux server with ports 80 and 443 open; it can be installed via a one-line script on Ubuntu/CentOS or via official Docker images.
It uses MongoDB for data storage and runs on Node.js.
Yes, teams commonly start on Community Edition and later migrate to Countly's commercial Flex or Enterprise offerings as needs grow.