Ask Claude, Cursor, or Codex how your site is doing, and it answers from your own data. Open source, cookieless, and running in your own Cloudflare account.
A good fit if you
Not yet if you need
vizoalica mcp, recorded on fictional demo data. A Vizoalica installation has three parts. Set them up in this order, because each one needs something the previous one produces.
You need Node.js 22 or newer and a Cloudflare account. macOS and Linux are supported.
npm install -g vizoalica
vizoalica env add prod # deploy a new backend for "prod", or connect one you already have
vizoalica consoleenv add asks one question at a time and explains each. Deploying creates a real backend in your Cloudflare account; you sign in to Cloudflare in your browser, and there is no secret to copy. Then add your website in the console and ask your assistant: vizoalica mcp install --client claude-code. Already have a backend, yours or a teammate's? Answer no to deploying and give its address, your role, and your access key. Read the quick start or see the console first.
Vizoalica is open source under the MIT license. Read how it handles data in the privacy defaults, what it costs to run in the cost model, and what changed in the release notes.
Vizoalica gets better when the people who run it say what would make it more useful. You do not need to write code.