Publishing & Hosting
Views & analytics
A privacy-light view counter and analytics panel — timeline, devices, referrers, and per-page breakdown — visible to you alone.
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Every published site quietly counts its views and surfaces them to you, the owner, only. It's designed to be privacy-light: a view is counted once per visitor per day (deduped by a salted hash of the IP that's never stored), so refreshing or paging around doesn't inflate the number, and no raw IP or per-visitor row is ever kept.
Where to see it
Open your Account page. Each published site row shows a headline count and an Analytics ▸ toggle that opens the full panel. A "views so far" line also appears in the Share dialog once a site has traffic.
What the panel shows
- Stat tiles — lifetime, last-7-day, and last-30-day totals, each with a colored trend delta against the prior equal window (green up, red down).
- Timeline — a daily bar chart with a 7 / 30 / 90-day range control, plus an All view that switches to a long-term monthly series.
- Devices — a donut splitting views across mobile, desktop, and tablet.
- Referrers — where traffic came from (bare hostname, or "Direct").
- By page — for multi-page scenes, a breakdown of which pages visitors landed on.
The numbers are honest
Known crawlers and bots are excluded from your view counts (they're tallied separately and shown as an "excluded" tile), so what you see reflects real human visits.
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