No cookies. No consent banner. No device storage.

Analytics that never touches the visitor's device.

Hikr is a tracking system that measures traffic without cookies, fingerprints, or persistent identifiers. One script, one dashboard, nothing stored on the client.

No cookies to clear, no banner to configure. Works with the tags you already run.

dashboard screenshot

Works alongside

  • Google Tag Manager
  • Next.js
  • WordPress
  • Shopify
  • Astro
  • Server-side

What Hikr does differently

Most analytics ask for permission because they need to store something. Hikr doesn't store anything, so there's nothing to ask about.

01

Nothing written to the client

No cookies, no localStorage, no service worker. The script reads the current request and posts once.

02

No fingerprinting

We do not probe canvas, fonts, audio, or hardware. Identity is a daily salted hash that expires and cannot be reversed.

03

Runs before the banner

Because there is nothing to consent to, the tag can sit outside your consent-gated container and see every visit.

04

Server-side option

Skip the browser entirely. Post events from your backend and keep the client payload at zero bytes.

05

Full read API

Every metric in the dashboard is available over HTTP with the same key. Pipe it into your own warehouse.

06

Outcome attribution built in

A hkclid minted at the redirect hop rides the URL from ad click to lead. Campaigns get credit for outcomes — no visitor profile ever exists.

Install

One line. Then you're measuring.

Add the tag to your Astro layout head, or drop it straight into plain HTML. No SDK, no build step, no consent gate in front of it.

See the full API →
---
const site = "acme.com";
---
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <script
      defer
      src="https://cdn.hikr.io/h.js"
      data-site={site}>
    </script>

    <!-- no cookie, no consent gate,
         nothing written to the device -->
  </head>
  <body><slot /></body>
</html>

Start measuring without asking.

See the mechanism end to end, then talk to us about your stack.

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