We count clicks, not people.

What we count

To see which pages are useful, this site adds up, per page and per day:

• how many times the page was opened
• which links and buttons were clicked (the words on the button and where the link goes)
• how far down the page people scrolled (25%, 50%, 75% or all the way)
• the name of the site that sent people here, such as "google" (never the full web address)
• whether the screen was phone-sized or computer-sized

What we don't collect

No cookies and nothing stored on your device. No IP addresses, no browser or device details, no visitor or session IDs, nothing you type. Each visit only adds 1 to a daily total, so visits can't be connected to each other or to you. No Google Analytics, ad pixels or session recording, and nothing is shared or sold.

How it works

A small script sends those counts to a counter we run on Cloudflare, shared with our software side, MCPOTA. To slow down abuse, the counter looks at the sending IP address for a moment and then forgets it; it is never saved. Daily totals are kept for up to 13 months.

Saying no

If your browser has "Do Not Track" or Global Privacy Control turned on, or blocks scripts, nothing is counted at all.

If you contact us, we use what you send only to reply and to do the work you ask for. Updated November 1, 2026.