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Your installation is collecting. This part reads every panel on the dashboard — and starts with the thing that makes this product different: it tells you in plain sentences why it thinks a visit was a person or a machine, states how many readings each figure could actually be taken from, and says "not known" rather than guess.
Your installation is running on a real domain with a padlock, and it belongs to nobody. This part claims it with the one-time owner screen, adds your first website, and gets the tracking code onto a real site — plus the origin rule that quietly explains why nothing appears when you test on localhost.
Learn how to run Dewiride Analytics on your own Ubuntu Server — an open-source web analytics engine that tells you which of your visitors were actually people. This part covers the firewall, the repository, the two passwords you must set yourself, and the single command that brings four containers up and waits until every one of them is genuinely healthy.
