tianji: Combine Website Analytics and Service Monitoring
Summary
Tianji combines website analytics, uptime monitoring, and server status reporting in one self-hostable application. It suits teams that want a shared view of site traffic and service health without running separate tools.
At a glance
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Stars
- 3.1k
- Forks
- 193
- Added to OSRepos
- January 23, 2026
- Last analyzed
- October 3, 2026
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Overview
Tianji is an all-in-one insight hub for website analytics, uptime monitoring, and server status. It addresses the overhead of installing and maintaining separate tools for traffic measurement, availability checks, and server health reporting.
It is aimed at individuals and teams with practical monitoring needs who prefer a unified, self-hosted application over specialist platforms. Additional capabilities include telemetry, notifications, team collaboration, and survey support.
Key Features
- Website analytics for page visits and traffic insights.
- Uptime monitoring, including support for passively received results.
- Server status reporting.
- Problem notifications.
- Telemetry for collecting deployment information.
- Team collaboration and an OpenAPI interface.
- UTM tracking, surveys, and Lighthouse reports.
- Docker Compose and Helm installation support, as described in the project roadmap.
Use Cases
- A small website team can review traffic and availability from one application instead of maintaining separate analytics and uptime services.
- Operators can combine uptime checks with server status reports when they need a lightweight view of service health.
- Maintainers of self-hosted or open-source applications can collect basic deployment telemetry alongside other project insights.
- Teams can use shared analytics and monitoring when multiple people need visibility into a site's performance and incidents.
Project Facts
- Language: TypeScript
- License: Apache-2.0
- Stars: 3.1k
- Forks: 193
- Topics: analytics, docker, google-analytics, monitor, self-hosted, selfhosted, server-status, statistics, umami, uptime, uptime-monitor, uptimekuma, web-analytics
- Archived: No
Getting Started
With Docker Compose installed, run this from the repository root:
docker compose up -d
The application is available at http://localhost:12345 by default. See the README for configuration and source-development instructions.
Alternatives
- hertzbeat: HertzBeat focuses on infrastructure metrics, logs, alerts, and status pages, rather than combining those with website analytics.
- grafana: Grafana provides dashboards and alerting across data sources, but Tianji bundles website analytics with uptime and server monitoring.
- bklit: Bklit focuses on website events, sessions, and funnels, and is discontinued; Tianji also includes uptime and server monitoring.
Considerations
Tianji combines several areas of monitoring, but teams needing deep specialist analytics or infrastructure monitoring should check whether its features meet their requirements. Self-hosting requires operating the application and its PostgreSQL database. The README provides a Compose setup and local development guidance; consult it for environment configuration and deployment details.
Source repository
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