Stats
The privacy policy says what this site collects. This page shows it, which is harder to be vague about.
The whole of it
111
visitors in the last 30 days
111
visitors since the site went up
These are visitors, not clicks. GoatCounter counts a person once rather than once per page, and it works that out without ever storing your address: it mixes your address and your browser's description with a secret that is thrown away and replaced through the day, and keeps only the result.
Most read
Which pages people actually opened.
What people did
The counted actions. No text you typed is ever part of these.
Where people came from
The site that linked here, where the browser said so.
Browsers
What your browser says about itself.
Systems
Same, for the operating system.
Countries
Worked out roughly from the network, never from a stored address.
What is not here
There is no list of people, because there is nothing to make one from. No cookies are set for any of this, nothing is stored on your device, and no address of yours is kept anywhere.
Nothing you typed is ever counted: not a question to the assistant, not a search, not a comment, not a message. The actions above are tallies of things happening, with nothing marking who did them, so they cannot be joined back together into a person.
It runs on my own server rather than an analytics company's, so nobody else is handed any of it either. If you would rather not be counted at all, the link turns it off, and there is nothing left behind to clear.
Read from my own GoatCounter on September 22, 2026, covering August 23, 2026 onward. Cached for an hour, so it trails reality a little. Lists are cut to the top few, which also keeps a lone visitor from being a row of their own.