When a shop spends money to bring people in, it wants to know which of those pennies actually worked. Tixels is the shop's counting house: it watches what happens after an advert is clicked and reports, plainly and honestly, which spending turned into sales.
It does the counting carefully — each sale tallied once, never twice, and only what should be shared passed along. The result is a shopkeeper who can spend the next dollar with their eyes open instead of guessing.
What it does
01A clear line drawn from advertising spend to actual sales
02Each sale counted once — never double-counted
03Confident spending in place of guesswork
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▸For the curious — the making of it
A sub-5KB web pixel feeds Cloudflare Workers that dedupe, hash and validate events, then fan out to advertising networks' conversions endpoints; a self-hosted ClickHouse store on Hetzner (~$64/mo). Bun monorepo.
Edge workers dedupe and hash before anything is stored
Server-side conversion fan-out to several advertising networks
Self-hosted analytics store keeps running costs near $64 a month
