Privacy

Numbrrs counts page views so I can tell whether anyone is using it. There are no accounts, no advertising, no third-party trackers, and nothing here is sold or shared.

What a page view records

• The page path and the route it matched
• The league and team, when the page is a team page
• The language the page was served in
• The site you arrived from — the host only, never the full address
• A visitor code, described below

The visitor code

To tell two visitors apart within a single day, your IP address and browser are hashed together with a random value. That random value is generated fresh each day and is never written to disk — so once the day is over, nothing can link the code back to you, and today’s code cannot be matched to tomorrow’s. Your IP address itself is never stored.

Cookies

None are used for analytics. Two cookies remember preferences you set — your language and the last league tab you opened — and nothing else reads them.

Errors

When something breaks, the error message, the page it happened on, and a technical stack trace are recorded so it can be fixed. Repeats of the same fault collapse into a single record.

How long it is kept

90 days, after which it is deleted automatically. Older records are also removed once the store passes a fixed size.

Who else sees it

Nobody. Everything is stored on the server that runs the site, in Canada. The only thing that leaves is an error notification to a private channel I watch, which contains the error and no visitor information.

Questions

For a question, a correction, or a request to remove something, open an issue on the project’s GitHub repository. github.com/jamincan/numbrrs

Last updated July 27, 2026.