See who visits, without tracking who they are.
Country, device, browser, and operating system. Country is resolved on your own server from a local database — the visitor's IP is never stored and never sent to anyone.
How it works
The country is resolved in memory
Your server looks the address up in a country database sitting on its own disk, then discards it. Nothing is stored and nothing is asked of a lookup service. Behind a CDN that already tags the country, that header is used instead.
The client hints the device
Device class, browser, and OS come from the user agent on the same beacon, with nothing that identifies a person.
It rolls into breakdowns
Country, device, browser, and OS become filters you can layer on any other report.
Country data from IP Geolocation by DB-IP, used under CC BY 4.0.