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Paste the script into your site. It is about 4 KB, loads after your page and works with any CMS or single-page app.
Every visit, from the first click to the last page: where people came from, what they read, how far they scrolled and whether they converted. Anonymous by design, and explained for you every morning.
No card neededCookie-free modeIP addresses never stored
Unique visitors, sessions, new versus returning, pages per visit and engaged time, compared with the previous period.
Open any session to see its path: landing page, every page after it, time engaged, scroll depth, clicks, form starts and the conversion, if there was one.
Search, social, email, paid, referral and AI assistants, down to the individual source and campaign.
Desktop, mobile and tablet, browsers and operating systems, and country, if you switch it on.
Who is on the site in the last five minutes, which pages they are reading and what they just did.
Each morning a short brief says what changed, why and what to do, with the numbers that prove it.
Paste the script into your site. It is about 4 KB, loads after your page and works with any CMS or single-page app.
A random ID (or nothing at all in cookie-free mode) groups pageviews into visits. IP addresses are never stored.
Browse sessions and journeys, or let the daily brief point you to what matters.
We track visits, not people. There are no names, no stored IP addresses, no cross-site IDs, and nothing typed into forms is ever collected. Cookie-free mode stores nothing on the visitor's device.
You can see each visit in detail (source, pages, time, device and country) but not the person's identity. We never store IP addresses or personal data, which keeps the data useful and much safer to hold.
No. By default an anonymous random ID is kept in the browser's local storage. In cookie-free mode nothing is stored on the device and visitors are counted with a hash that changes every day.
No. It is about 4 KB gzipped, loads with defer after your page, and sends data in small batches in the background.
Yes. Route changes in React, Vue, Next.js and other single-page apps are tracked automatically as new pageviews.
30 days of every feature, including visitor tracking. No card, no sales call.
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