Not counted yet - this starts when the beacon Worker is deployed.
First-time and returning, by site
Site
First time
Back
Lexicon
2
0
A person here is a browser that started a session, counted
once per session rather than once per page. Cloudflare Web Analytics cannot answer
this at all - it is cookieless and collects no visitor identifier, which is why its
own dashboard shows visits and page views and never returning visitors. The marker
is a first-party date stamp in the visitor's own browser; nothing that leaves it
distinguishes one returning person from another. Clearing site data, or arriving in
a private window or on a second device, reads as a new person, so this is a floor
and not a count.
Top pages, 30 days
/
312
/photocopy/
117
/beyond-small-talk/
66
/spectrum/
56
/shortfall/
32
/ghostwriters/index.html
23
/ghostwriters/writers.html
21
/inequality/
18
Referrers, 30 days
charlietrenorden.com
360
dcf.charlietrenorden.com
29
crowdwise.charlietrenorden.com
10
www.google.com
6
aftertimes.charlietrenorden.com
3
bing.com
2
m.facebook.com
2
www.linkedin.com
1
Countries, 30 days
AU
515
US
250
DE
14
NL
7
SG
7
FR
6
Devices, 30 days
desktop
588
mobile
224
tablet
20
A 0 against a site means nothing has been counted for it since
the date in the last column - not that nobody visited. Measurement starts when the
beacon goes in, and five of these were only wired up on 10/08/2026.
487 bot pageviews are excluded from every figure above.
Cloudflare flags them, and they are not noise to ignore quietly - on the first pull
18 of 26 pageviews were bots, nearly all of them this estate's own daily screenshot
job hitting each site.
Pageviews from Cloudflare Web Analytics. Cloudflare keeps beacon
data unsampled for 7 days only, so this page reads from a daily snapshot kept in
data/history.csv rather than querying Cloudflare for the whole period.
Miss more than 7 days of runs and that gap cannot be recovered.