What your visit sends, and where.

The site sets none. If you pick a theme or close the announcement, your browser remembers that in its own storage. It also keeps the star count until you close the tab. None of it is sent anywhere.

This site uses Cloudflare Web Analytics. Each page you open sends Cloudflare a short report. From these, Cloudflare counts page views and visits. It also records the site that sent you, and your country. It records your browser, system and device type, and how fast the page loaded.

Cloudflare says it uses no cookies and doesn’t track individual visitors. Its Web Analytics page and docs say what it collects.

The GitHub button in the header shows Napwake’s stars. To keep the number current, your browser asks GitHub’s API, at api.github.com. Each tab reuses the answer for ten minutes. GitHub sees that request and your IP address, as with any other.

GitHub Pages hosts the site. GitHub logs each visitor’s IP address for security, as its Pages docs say. The GitHub Privacy Statement covers what GitHub does with it.

The fonts come from napwake.dev itself. No font service sees your visit.