goatcounter · blog.0x32.co.uk

Two weeks of readers

The first traffic export since GoatCounter went live on the blog — every pageview, referrer, and location logged between 2 and 15 August, broken down below.

02–15 Aug 2026 tracking window 36 raw pageviews 16 pages touched
Pageviews
36
across 14 days
Busiest day
16
Mon 3 Aug
External referrals
5
Google + GitHub
Likely real visitors
≈9
non–GB hits

Pageviews per day

2–15 Aug

Top pages

by hits

Referrers

by hits

Where hits came from

by location
Outside the UK — likely real visitors United Kingdom — mostly your own checks
🇮🇳 India · 2 🇩🇪 Germany · 2 🇺🇸 US–VA · 1 🇺🇸 US · 1 🇺🇸 US–IL · 1 🇺🇸 US–CO · 1 🇺🇸 US–NY · 1
Bottom line

27 of the 36 hits are from Great Britain on Firefox 153 / Windows 10 — almost certainly your own visits while checking the site, not distinct readers. The genuinely external-looking traffic is closer to 8–10 people, arriving mostly direct or via the micropython-st7735 GitHub repo, with one organic Google hit.

Early days, but the signal is real: people are finding posts through the GitHub link and search. Worth another export in a few weeks once there's more to trend against.