Our own traffic, country level only. No token, no account, nothing stored.
Watch people read this site, live, on a spinning globe.
Sample — nobody is on the site this minute
- United States6
- Germany3
- United Kingdom2
- Romania2
- India2
- Brazil1
- Japan1
- Australia1
Country level only. The tracker stores no IP address, no city and no identifier — which is also why there is nothing here to consent to.
An open-startup live map: every country with somebody reading seiton.online right now, drawn on a rotating globe. No account, country level only.
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Watch the dots
One dot per country with somebody reading seiton.online in the last half hour, sized by how many.
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Spin it or stop it
The globe rotates on its own; pause it and read the list beside it instead.
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See the same feed on your own site
The tracker behind this is the one Seiton gives every project. Pulse reads yours through the API.
About Globe
Most analytics screenshots are a claim. This is the claim running: our own first-party tracker, our own traffic, published while it happens, at the only resolution the tracker ever stores — country.
It is also the fastest demonstration of what the tracking script does. No cookie, no IP kept, no identifier, and still enough to draw a globe.
Questions
- Whose visitors are these?
- Ours. This is seiton.online's own traffic, published on purpose. Your own is in Pulse, behind your token.
- What exactly is stored?
- A country code and a rotating visitor hash. No IP address, no city, no cookie, nothing that identifies a person.
- Why is it sometimes a sample?
- Because at some hours nobody is reading. The page says so rather than drawing dots that are not there.
Globe answers one question. Seiton answers the rest every morning.
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