27 / Monitoring & insight
GoatCounter — Cookie-free visitor statistics
GoatCounter counts page views across the Math7 sites without cookies or personal data, so the team can see which pages help people without tracking anyone.
- Access
- Team sign-in required
- Runs on
- GoatCounter 2.7 · SQLite
- Live status
- Checking
Who it is for
- The Math7 team deciding which content to improve
- Site owners who want traffic numbers without a tracking platform
- Anyone curious how privacy-friendly analytics works
What you can do
No cookies
Visits are counted without cookies or a consent banner.
No personal data
IP addresses are not stored; sessions use a short-lived hash.
One dashboard for every site
Math7, Teach Science, SY AI, Time, Random, and the Blog are reported together by host and path.
Tiny footprint
A single Go program with an SQLite database, served from Math7 itself.
Getting started
- 01
Open stats.math7.com and sign in.
- 02
Pick a date range to see page views, referrers, browsers, and screen sizes.
- 03
Filter by host to see one site at a time.
Access
The dashboard requires a team sign-in. The counting script itself is public and runs on each site.
Privacy and data
The counter records the page, referrer, browser, screen size, and country. It never stores IP addresses or sets cookies, and data stays on the Math7 server.
Common questions
Does it slow the pages down?
The script is about 9 KB, loads asynchronously, and sends one tiny request per page view to the same site.
Can I opt out?
Browsers that block scripts are not counted, and the data never identifies a person.