See which codes get scanned

Every editable code counts its scans. See them by day and hour, device, browser, country and the site that sent people. We never keep a scanner's IP address.

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  1. Scans by dayThe stats page shows the total, the last 7 and 30 days, and a chart of each day.
  2. How people scanDevices, browsers, systems, countries and referrers, each as a share of the scans.
  3. No IP addresses storedUnique visitors come from a salted hash that changes every day.

The names, links and numbers in this video are demo data.

What's in it

Totals
Scans and visitors for 7, 30 or 90 days, set against the days before, or for all time.
When
A column for each day, and a week grid that shows the busy hours.
Where
A world map by country, and the sites that sent people.
On what
Phones, tablets and computers, browsers and systems, each as a share of the scans.
Rules
For a code with rules, how many scans each rule sent.
Time zone
Days and hours read in your own time zone, and the page says which one.
Download
Every scan as a CSV file, in UTC.

Where it stops

  • Only editable codes count scans. A WiFi or text code holds everything in its pattern, so a scan never reaches us.
  • Visitors are an estimate. We count a one-way hash that changes every day, never an IP address.
  • Link previews and bots don't count as scans. The CSV keeps them, marked as bots.
  • Country comes from an offline lookup, so a few scans have none.

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