A free and open source client, clean and readable, on top of Umami and Plausible. All your sites in one place, on iOS, Android, macOS and Windows — without ever leaving your instance.

On a period still running, the curve keeps going: where today, this month or this year lands at the current pace.
The visitors your sites send each other, matched on their own: who sends, who receives, how many.
A native master-detail view: your sites on the left, the full detail on the right. The same app, bigger — in a light or dark theme.

A reading scope: totals and charts only count the sites in the group. One switch and you move from one client to the next.
Your accounts and groups, backed up and restored on every device. Encrypted on-device before upload: the server can't read them. One-time purchase, no subscription.
New device? Show an encrypted QR code and scan it from the other one: accounts, credentials and groups move across. Free, and never over the network.
Your credentials stay encrypted in your device's keychain. Glance talks directly to your instance, read-only — no third-party server, no tracking. The only exception, if you turn it on: Glance Sync encrypts your setup on-device before upload, so the server can't read it.
Glance is open source. Read the code, open an issue, self-host it. A project by the My-Monkey collective.
On macOS, the fastest way is Homebrew:
Glance is a free, open source mobile and desktop client that displays your Umami and Plausible statistics. It brings all your sites together in one clean app — smooth charts, real-time and widgets — without ever leaving your analytics instance.
Yes: the app is free and open source (MIT license), with no account to create, no subscription and no site limit. Only one thing is paid, and it's optional — Glance Sync, the encrypted backup of your setup — as a one-time purchase.
Glance connects to Umami and Plausible today, including self-hosted instances. Fathom support is planned. You can track multiple accounts and providers at the same time, brought together in a single view.
Glance is available on iOS (App Store), Android (Play Store), macOS (Homebrew or DMG) and Windows. The app is built with Flutter, so it's genuinely cross-platform.
No. Glance talks directly to your Umami or Plausible instance, read-only, with no middleman server and no tracking. Your credentials stay encrypted in your device's keychain.
A paid add-on (one-time purchase) that backs up your accounts and groups and restores them on your other devices. Your setup is encrypted on-device before upload: the server only ever stores an unreadable blob. Without it Glance runs entirely locally, and QR transfer stays free.
Yes, with groups. A group is a reading scope: totals, charts and live counts only include its sites. You switch between groups from the home screen.
Yes. Whether your Umami or Plausible instance is self-hosted or cloud, Glance connects to it directly with your URL and API key. No server-side configuration is needed.
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