Founder of a listed tool

Matthieu Aubry

Founder of Matomo, named behind the Matomo listing on Anchor Terminal.

Matthieu Aubry

Founder of Matomo

Matthieu Aubry founded Matomo in 2007, starting it with a group of friends as an open-source web analytics project called Piwik, an alternative to Google Analytics. Matomo's team page lists him as founder and lead developer.

What Matthieu builds

  • Matomo C · Product analytics & experimentation

    Matomo is an open-source web and product analytics platform from InnoCraft, sold as Matomo Cloud or run on the owner's servers. Agents query reports and manage configuration through its Reporting HTTP API or the official MCP server plugin.

    Founder of Matomo, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Matthieu Aubry?

Matthieu Aubry founded Matomo in 2007, starting it with a group of friends as an open-source web analytics project called Piwik, an alternative to Google Analytics. Matomo's team page lists him as founder and lead developer.

What does InnoCraft Limited make?

Anchor Terminal lists Matomo from InnoCraft Limited. Matomo is an open-source web and product analytics platform from InnoCraft, sold as Matomo Cloud or run on the owner's servers. Agents query reports and manage configuration through its Reporting HTTP API or the official MCP server plugin.

How are Matthieu's tools graded?

Matomo is graded C, 59.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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