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Self-hosted all-in-one tool combining website analytics, uptime monitoring, and server status pages in one app.

Open-source alternative to:Google AnalyticsUptimeRobot

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What is it?

Tianji is a self-hosted application that brings together three kinds of monitoring that are often handled by separate tools: website analytics, uptime monitoring, and server status. Its goal is to let small teams and individual developers cover common needs with one deployment instead of running several services.

On the analytics side, it tracks page views, visitors and per-page visits, similar in purpose to Google Analytics or umami. The uptime monitor checks the availability and connectivity of services, and it also supports receiving results passively. A server status feature reports the health of machines via a reporter component. The project also includes problem notifications, team collaboration, an OpenAPI interface, and a Helm chart for Kubernetes deployment.

The project is written in TypeScript, uses PostgreSQL as its database, and can be started with Docker Compose, which runs the application and database together on port 12345 by default. It is licensed under Apache-2.0 and ships with a bilingual-friendly i18n setup.

Key features

  • 01Website analytics for page views, visitors and per-page visit counts
  • 02Uptime monitoring with support for passive result reporting
  • 03Server status reporting through a reporter component
  • 04Problem notifications and team collaboration
  • 05OpenAPI interface and Helm chart for Kubernetes deployment

Use cases

  • Replacing Google Analytics with a self-hosted alternative for a website
  • Monitoring the uptime of web services and receiving alerts when they fail
  • Checking the health of several servers from one dashboard
  • Running a single lightweight tool instead of separate analytics, uptime and server monitoring stacks

Quick start

  1. 1

    Run the Docker Compose stack from the repository root

    docker compose up -d
  2. 2

    Open the application in your browser at localhost port 12345

Things to know

  • Requires running a PostgreSQL database alongside the app.
  • Some features such as translation generation need an OpenAI API key.

In collections

Self-hosted appsDatabases & SQL tools

Topics

#web-analytics#uptime-monitor#server-monitoring#self-hosted#typescript#postgresql#docker#analytics#google-analytics#monitor

FAQ

What is tianji?
Self-hosted all-in-one tool combining website analytics, uptime monitoring, and server status pages in one app. Tianji is a self-hosted application that brings together three kinds of monitoring that are often handled by separate tools: website analytics, uptime monitoring, and server status. Its goal is to let small teams and individual developers cover common needs with one deployment instead of running several services.
Is tianji free to use? What license does it have?
tianji is open source under the Apache-2.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is tianji still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to tianji was on Oct 23, 2026.
What can I use tianji for?
Replacing Google Analytics with a self-hosted alternative for a website Monitoring the uptime of web services and receiving alerts when they fail Checking the health of several servers from one dashboard Running a single lightweight tool instead of separate analytics, uptime and server monitoring stacks
How do I install tianji?
Run the Docker Compose stack from the repository root: docker compose up -d Open the application in your browser at localhost port 12345
Where can I get tianji?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/msgbyte/tianji

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