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<script async src="https://collect.justcheck.io/script.min.js"></script>Privacy-friendly analytics
JustCheck records pageviews, sources, devices, time on page, paths, goals, and JavaScript errors. One script goes on every site. It sets no cookie, keeps no visitor id, and stores no IP address.
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<script async src="https://collect.justcheck.io/script.min.js"></script>The same snippet runs on every site. The hostname is the key, not an account id in the tag.
Register and claim the hostname. If nobody else owns it, the history already collected opens up.
Compare a period with the one before it, and use the same filters on every report.
Aggregated counts only. Nothing here identifies a person.
Counts of views, plus the average time the page stayed in the foreground.
Referrer and utm source, medium, campaign, and content. The search term is dropped.
Where a visit starts, and which of your pages sends people to which other page.
Browser family, operating system, device, and country from the time zone.
A matching URL, or a named event from sa.event. Both are counts, not per-person conversions.
The message, file, and line. No stack trace, and only a few errors leave each page.
Sample data, drawn with the same charts as the app.
Nothing is written to the visitor's device. No localStorage and no sessionStorage.
A page id lives in memory for that view and dies when the tab closes. Returning visitors are not tracked.
The address is dropped when the request ends. It is not stored and it is not hashed.
No. The script does not set a cookie, and it does not use localStorage or sessionStorage. There is no visitor id, so a later visit is not recognized as the same person.
No. The IP address is dropped when the request ends. It is not stored and it is not hashed. Country comes from the browser time zone, not from the IP address.
JustCheck sets no cookie and stores no visitor id, fingerprint, or IP address, so the script itself does not ask for a consent banner. Other tools on the same site can still require one.
The snippet has no site id. JustCheck keys traffic by the hostname that sent the pageview. You register, then claim that hostname. If nobody else owns it, history already collected is included.
An internal path counts pageviews whose referrer is another page on your site, such as /recipes to /. It is an aggregate edge, not a personal session and not a recording of one person's clicks.