add-analytics

To implement custom analytics in Next.js using Supabase, you can use a skill that configures the database schema and tracking hooks for client-side event storage. It captures events directly into your database for full data ownership.

Tracking conversions and page views without third-party trackers is achieved by implementing a first-party analytics system backed by Supabase. It uses Next.js hooks to capture page views, button clicks, and form submissions directly in your database.

GDPR-compliant analytics requires existing cookie consent infrastructure to respect user privacy. This privacy-first tracking system integrates with your Next.js environment to ensure event capture adheres to consent preferences.

To set up Supabase event tracking in a Next.js App Router project, you need an existing Supabase project, cookie consent infrastructure, and a Next.js 14+ environment. The skill automatically configures the required database schema.

You can capture form submissions and button clicks directly into your own Supabase database using custom tracking hooks. This first-party approach includes built-in rate limiting and sanitization for event data.

Using a first-party Supabase analytics system over third-party tracking platforms ensures full data ownership and GDPR compliance. It provides deep insights into user behavior while keeping all event data stored directly in your own database.