Privacy

No cookies. No tracking.

This dashboard, and the analytics behind it, set no cookies and store no identifiers on your visitors' devices. As a deliberate consequence we do not measure:

• unique visitors — there is no per-person identity to count
• sessions, bounce rate, visit duration, or pages-per-session
• user flows or cross-site / cross-page journeys

This is a privacy stance, not a missing feature. It is what makes the service GDPR-friendly and free of a cookie-consent banner.

What we actually measure

Only aggregate, anonymous pageview counts, broken down by:

• page (the path that was viewed)
• country, referrer, browser, OS, and device type
• aggregated by day

No personal data is collected. No fingerprinting. No IP addresses are stored against a visitor identity — they are used transiently only to derive an approximate country, then discarded.

What we can't measure — and why that's the point

Because nothing identifies a returning visitor, the same person loading a page twice counts as two pageviews. We can't tell you "how many real humans" visited, or follow one person across pages.

For the same reason, very low-traffic slices sit below a significance floor — a handful of pageviews can't be reliably attributed, so we present them as aggregate counts rather than implying a precision we don't have.

These limits are the trade-off we chose: we'd rather report a little less than surveil your visitors to report a little more.

Your data is portable

Every view in this dashboard is exportable to CSV. There is no lock-in — the numbers are yours to take with you at any time.

Self-hosted, no third parties

Analytics are collected by a self-hosted GoatCounter instance that we run ourselves. There are no third-party trackers, no ad networks, and no data brokers in the loop. Your data is not sold, shared, or shipped to anyone.