Updated September 23, 2026.
Our public websites send small visit summaries to Aesthetic Computer so we can understand which projects people open, interact with, and use.
A random identifier lasts for one page visit. It is held in memory, with no tracking cookie or persistent browser identifier. We do not connect visits across websites. Each summary contains the property, a broad page category, visible-time bucket, interaction types and a few action flags such as following a link or completing a game round. The tracker does not send page text, full URLs, search queries, form contents, raw keys, pointer movements or account identity. Known automated browsers are counted separately.
The visit database retains records for 35 days. Network requests necessarily reach our servers; existing access logs are separate from this database. The collector uses a temporary, salted address digest in memory for rate limiting, which expires after one minute and is not written into visit records.
Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control disables this visit tracker. Embedded frames and private/admin routes are excluded. Browser blocking, offline use and unrecognized automation mean the measurements are estimates of activity, not a count of unique people.
This describes the shared visit tracker. Existing account services, product analytics, purchases and public gameplay recordings have separate purposes and are not joined into its records.
Questions: [email protected].