Traffic measurement and privacy

We measure public-site visits to understand which resources people find useful. Our own counter records the page path, time, referring website domain, campaign tags and the kind of resource action, such as a copy or download click.

A random identifier in your browser’s session storage groups activity into a visit. It expires after 30 minutes of inactivity or four hours, and is replaced when you close the tab. It does not identify you across devices or browser sessions. We count visits, rather than identifying individual people.

Our traffic database stores no names, email addresses, raw IP addresses, full referring URLs, copied text, messages, or values entered into the tools. We keep measurement records for up to 90 days. We honor Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track for our own counter.

Cloudflare also provides cookie-free traffic measurement. Google Analytics is optional and loads only after you choose “Allow analytics.” You can change that choice using Analytics preferences below.

If you submit the early-access form, we separately save the details you provide so we can consider your request. Email addresses are normalized and duplicate submissions do not create another entry. These details are not sent to traffic analytics.

Questions or a request to delete an early-access submission: adam@nextcolabs.co.