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Qovo website

Bilingual marketing site with first-party attribution

A server-rendered site for the inspection app in English and Ukrainian: CMS blog and download attribution with no third-party analytics.

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The problem

The app needed a site that drives store downloads and shows which campaigns bring them.

Third-party trackers were ruled out for privacy, so the measurement had to be our own.

What we built

  1. 01

    Server-rendered site and blog

    Nuxt SSR in English and Ukrainian, a blog edited in Directus, a sitemap, optimised images and scroll motion.

  2. 02

    First-party attribution

    Campaign tags are kept on the device until the visitor converts and then posted to the app’s own backend.

  3. 03

    A logged download link

    The download link goes through a server route that records the click and then sends the visitor to the right store.

What runs now

It runs as a Docker container; the blog is edited in the CMS without a deploy.

Facts

Privacy
No third-party analytics: attribution is first-party.
Downloads
Store clicks are logged on the server, then redirected to the store.
Data
No user data flows from the app into the site.

Screens

Qovo website about section with app screens
  • Qovo website on a phone

Next step

Tell us where it is. A short call about what you have, what blocks launch and whether we are a fit.

No pitch deck. A straight answer on what's blocking your launch.