what is collected
Page path, referrer origin, language, timezone, viewport size, device class, and a country code supplied by the hosting platform.
privacy // analytics signal
Fujiverse keeps enough aggregate information to understand whether the site works, without keeping raw network identities or precise visitor locations.
Page path, referrer origin, language, timezone, viewport size, device class, and a country code supplied by the hosting platform.
Raw IP addresses, precise visitor coordinates, full referrer URLs, browser user-agent strings, names, email addresses, or account identities.
A random first-party browser identifier is converted into a keyed pseudonym by the server. The browser identifier and server-side deduplication records expire after 90 days.
The globe uses a fixed geographic center for each country. Its dots do not represent a visitor's city, home, or precise position.
Detailed Fujiverse analytics events are retained for up to 90 days. Detailed reports are restricted to the site administrator; the public API receives only aggregate country totals and fixed country centers.
Fujiverse analytics does not run when the browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control. Clearing site storage also removes the local browser identifier.
The site also uses Vercel Analytics and Speed Insights for aggregate operational measurements. Those services are governed by Vercel's privacy and data-processing terms.