TrafficPoppy · privacy-first website analytics
See how many people visit, where they come from and what they do next — with no cookies, no personal data, and nothing to ask your visitors to accept. It runs in your own cloud account, so your visitors' data never reaches us.
One line of script on your site. Installs from inside the free AgentsPoppy app on macOS, Windows and Linux.
Most analytics tools drop cookies, so the law makes you ask first — and every visitor meets a pop-up before they meet your website. TrafficPoppy is built so that there is nothing to ask.
A decision stands between every visitor and your page — and the people who say no aren't counted.
Your visitors see your website straight away, and you still get your numbers.
A cookie banner is needed when a website stores or reads something on a visitor's device, or keeps personal data about them. TrafficPoppy does neither, by construction:
No cookies, no local storage, no fingerprinting. The script sends a page view and touches nothing else.
An IP address is used for an instant to tell visitors apart and is never written down. The key that counts unique visitors is destroyed every day, so nobody can be followed from one day to the next.
Visitors whose browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control aren't counted at all — not even anonymously.
Pages, the website a visit came from (never the full link, which can carry private details), campaign tags, and broad browser and device types.
Check it, don't take our word for it. The code is public — you can read exactly what the script sends and what gets stored. Read the code →
You stay responsible for your own website's privacy notice, and for any other tools on your site that use cookies. This page explains how TrafficPoppy is built; it isn't legal advice.
Most analytics tools collect your visitors on their own servers. TrafficPoppy doesn't have any. When you install it, it builds a small collector and a table of counts inside your own cloud account — the one you already control and pay for.
Every visit goes from your website straight there, and your statistics are read from there. Nobody sits in the middle, including us — so there is nothing of yours for anyone to see, sell or lose.
A small site runs for cents a month, and the app shows what it spends. Remove it and everything it created goes with it — the removal is tested against a real cloud account and has to leave nothing behind.
Traffic flow draws the whole journey in one picture: which websites send people in, the pages they land on, and where they move on or leave.
It's all counts, never individuals — you see that 604 visits came from reddit.com, never who made them.
A conversion is the thing you want visitors to do: reach a thank-you page, or press a buy, download or contact button. Setting one up is a single question — and page conversions even count the visits you had already recorded.
You see how many conversions, how many different visitors, and the rate. Who converted is never recorded.
Privacy isn't a paid extra: every plan is cookie-free, banner-free, and runs in your own cloud.
You're looking at it working. agentspoppy.com counts its own visitors with TrafficPoppy — and you weren't asked to accept a single cookie to read this page.
Not for TrafficPoppy. A banner is needed when something is stored on or read from a visitor's device, or when personal data is kept — and TrafficPoppy does neither. If other tools on your website use cookies, those may still need one.
Because the key that tells visitors apart is destroyed every day — that is what keeps them anonymous. You can choose to recognise returning visitors for up to a week; it stays at one day unless you change it.
In your own cloud account, in storage the app creates when you install it and removes when you uninstall it. Your visitors' data never passes through us.
The script is about 1 KB and loads without holding up your page. It works on single-page apps too.