Stats
Counted, not estimated. Every figure below was read from the database the moment you opened this page. No sampling, no rounding up, no seeded demo numbers. If a number looks small, it is because it is.
Traffic
Where and how
Countries (12)
- United States21
- Germany6
- Nepal4
- Netherlands3
- Thailand3
- Canada2
- Sweden2
- Australia1
- Estonia1
- Isle of Man1
- Norway1
- Russia1
Regions
- US5
- 10, TH3
- CA, US3
- GA, US3
- OR, US3
- SN, DE3
- Bagmati, NP2
- IA, US2
- NH, NL2
- P3, NP2
- QC, CA2
- SE2
Devices
- Desktop25
- Bot14
- Mobile8
- Tablet2
- Unknown1
The board
Country and region arrive as edge headers, so the app never touches an address to work them out. Device is read from the user agent into three buckets, never a model name. Bars count visitors rather than views, and there are no percentages: at this scale they would imply a precision these numbers do not have.
A visitor is a hash of address and user agent, the same coarse identity that stops a refresh counting as a second click. The raw value is never stored, so returning visitors can be recognised without anyone being identifiable. It is a fair estimate, not a headcount: a new network or a fresh browser counts twice, and an office sharing one address counts once.