API
Every public report is also JSON. There is no key to request and no account to create — if a site has published its report, its numbers are readable by anyone, in the same shape the report page itself draws from.
That is the point rather than a convenience. A number you cannot fetch and check independently is a screenshot. These two endpoints are what makes the claim on the front of this site testable.
Report data
Everything behind a published report: totals, the time series the chart is drawn from, and the source, page, country, browser, system, device and campaign breakdowns.
| Parameter | Values | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
period | last24h · last7d · last30d · last90d · all |
The window. Defaults to last24h; anything unrecognised falls back to it rather than erroring. |
granularity | hourly · daily |
Bucket size for the series. Omit it and each period uses its natural one — hourly for a day, daily for everything longer. |
The response is one object with these keys:
Live visitors
Who is on the site right now, and where they came from. Aggregates only — never a visitor id, never a path, never anything that could single out a person.
| Parameter | Values | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
minutes | 1–60 | How far back counts as now. Defaults to 5; values outside the range are clamped, not rejected. |
This one sends Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * and caches for ten seconds, so a site can embed its own independently-counted live number in its own page — and a reader can open the report and check it against what the page claims.
What you can count on
- No authentication, no key, no rate limit to sign up for. Both endpoints are plain GETs.
- A report has to be public. If its owner has not published it, both endpoints return 404 — the same answer an unknown site gets, so the API never reveals that a private site exists.
- Nothing identifying is served, because nothing identifying is stored. IP addresses are never written down, and visitor ids are salted daily and cannot be joined across days.
- Yesterday and earlier are sealed into a daily hash chain you can recompute yourself. The numbers in this API are the numbers in that chain.