The site counts page views to publish a public audience. Nothing is recorded until you accept the measurement banner, and you can reopen that choice any time from the footer.

When you accept, one page view stores: the page path, a random visitor identifier kept only in your browser, a coarse country code, the device type, browser and operating system, and the viewport size. Your IP address is never stored.

Records are kept for 25 months, then deleted. Robots and team browsers are excluded from every public figure. There is no advertising tracker, no cross-site tracking and no third-party analytics tool. If you decline, or later withdraw your choice, the identifier in your browser is erased and nothing else is sent.

Public figures show counts only: no single visitor is ever displayed, and no number is estimated to fill a gap. When the database is unreachable, the page says so instead of showing a false zero.