What the site’s own page count holds: counts per page, per day and per source. Nothing about any one visitor, because nothing about one is kept.
The last thirty days
0
Page views
0
Arrived from a search engine
0%
Share from search
Most often found through a search engine
Page
Search entries
By day
Day
Views
From search
Counting is not switched on. The COUNTS database is not bound to this deployment, so nothing is being counted and there is nothing to show. In the Cloudflare dashboard, under Workers and Pages, obscura-os-dev, Settings, Bindings, add a D1 database binding named COUNTS for the database obscura-counts, then redeploy.
The waitlist, week by week
The number to watch from one week to the next: everyone on the list for the letter or a product, joined and left by the UTC week, which starts on a Monday. It is read from the list itself, so it does not depend on the range above or on counting being switched on.
0
On the list now
0
Joined this week
0
Joined in four weeks
Week of
Joined
Left
On the list at its end
0
Page views
0
Search entries
0
Pages where a file was opened
0
Paywalls shown
0
Plan buttons pressed
0
Missing pages asked for
From the paywall to a sale
Each step is a count over the range above, not the same people followed from one step to the next: nothing here can follow anybody. The share beside a step is of the step it is measured against.
Pages
Click a heading to sort. Search entries are views that arrived from a search engine. “Led on” is how many times a guide was followed to another page.
By day
Day
Views
Search
Where visits came from
Source
Views
Share
Plan buttons pressed
Plan
Presses
Sales by the page they started on
Sales come from Stripe, over the last 90 days, as on /revenue. Paywalls are counted over the same 90 days, whatever range is chosen above.
Started on
Subscriptions
Passes
Paywalls shown
Sales per paywall
Guides followed to another page
Guide
Went on to
Times
Missing pages asked for
Address
Times
Speed, as visitors’ browsers measured it
From one counted page view in five, so one page view in twenty. Each cell is the share rated good, needs improvement or poor, by the published thresholds; the number of reports is in brackets.
Kind of page
Largest paint
Response to a click
Layout shift
Languages of search entries
Language
Search entries
Share
Each page of the site sends one small request back to it: the page’s address, what happened (a view, a file opened, the paywall shown, a plan button pressed and the like) and where the visit came from, as a word such as “google”, “internal” or “none”. The server adds one to a count for that day and nothing else: no addresses, no user agents, no cookies, no identifiers, nothing about any file. Browsers with Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track switched on send nothing, and this page is never counted. The privacy page lists every word that can be sent.