Presence tracking that stores nothing worth stealing
A live view of who is on the site needs a hashed session id, a page name and two timestamps. No address, no user agent, no history.
Tagged “privacy”
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Let a user export or delete their own data
Export as JSON, delete as anonymise-and-keep-the-ledger — because financial records have to survive a deletion request.
A cookie notice that is honest about what you set
No third-party consent script. A dismissible banner, a stored choice, and ad code that only loads once consent exists.
The policy pages a faucet actually needs
Terms, privacy and a plain statement of the earning rules — as editable database rows, not hardcoded markup, so they can be kept honest.
Count unique visitors without a cookie
A daily rotating hash and a unique index. Honest numbers, nothing personal stored, and no consent banner needed for it.
A cookieless visitor key you can count on
One rotating hash that identifies a visitor for limits and counting, without a cookie to clear and without storing anything that identifies a person.