IP Tracker
Create short tracking links, invisible tracking pixels, and consent-based geolocation links. Visits are logged with IP geolocation, device, browser, referrer, language, proxy headers, and optional browser signals.
Precise GPS is never collected silently. Geolocation links ask the visitor for browser permission first, and suspicious destinations can be reported for moderation.
Create Short URL
Send a short link and log each visitor before forwarding them to your destination URL.
View Tracker Analytics
Enter a tracking code to view traffic logs, visitor details, maps, and aggregate counts.
Create Invisible Pixel
Generate a one-pixel PNG URL for email or page analytics where image loading is appropriate.
Create Geolocation Link
Ask the visitor for browser geolocation permission and store GPS coordinates only when granted.
How IP tracking works
Short tracking links
Create a short URL that records visit analytics before forwarding the visitor to the destination URL.
Invisible pixels
Generate a one-pixel image URL for places where image loading is an appropriate analytics signal.
Consent-based GPS
Ask for browser geolocation permission and store GPS coordinates only when the visitor explicitly allows it.
Tracking data
- IP address and approximate IP-based location
- Browser, operating system, device type, and user agent
- Referrer, language, proxy headers, and UTM parameters
- Optional browser signals such as screen size and timezone
Privacy and abuse prevention
- GPS location requires visitor consent through the browser permission prompt.
- Dangerous destination URLs can be blocked before tracker links are created.
- Abuse reports and moderation tools help review suspicious tracker activity.
- Raw event data follows a three month retention policy.
Common uses
Use short tracking links to understand whether a destination URL was opened and which broad network, device, and browser signals were present.
Use geolocation links when a workflow needs explicit visitor permission to share precise location, such as field verification or location-aware support.
IP Tracker FAQ
What does the IP Tracker record?
The tracker can record visitor IP address, approximate IP geolocation, browser, device type, referrer, language, proxy signals, and optional browser details such as screen size.
Is precise GPS location collected automatically?
No. Precise GPS location is collected only on geolocation tracker links after the visitor grants browser location permission.
Can visitors report abusive tracker links?
Yes. Tracker pages include abuse reporting paths so suspicious links can be reviewed and moderated.
How long is tracker event data retained?
Raw tracker event data is designed for a three month retention window before pruning under the retention policy.