Measurement · privacy · boundaries
IVRYN counts a limited set of actions on public pages across its portfolio to understand whether search and distribution lead to useful product interest. This measurement is aggregate and is not used for advertising.
Daily counts can include a public-page view, pricing view, primary call to action, signup start, application start, app-store or download click, newsletter form submission and contact start.
Each count is grouped by UTC day, portfolio brand, public pathname, broad source category and action category.
The measurement store does not write IP addresses, email addresses, query strings, full referrer URLs, user-agent strings or cross-site visitor histories.
The HTTP service may process a network address briefly in memory to limit abusive request volume, but that value is not written to the measurement file.
A broad source category such as Google, Bing, ChatGPT, LinkedIn or newsletter can be kept for the current browser tab using session storage. It is not a visitor identifier and is discarded when that tab session ends. Unknown sources are grouped as “other”.
Aggregate daily counts are retained for up to 400 days to compare seasonal and year-over-year performance. They cannot be used to identify a person. Product databases and completed purchase or signup records remain separate and are governed by each product’s own privacy terms.
An event is an intent signal, not proof of a completed purchase, download, application or registration. Browser blocking, disabled JavaScript and privacy preferences can reduce counts. Known bots, automated browsers and deployment-validation visits are excluded from the public baseline. Server-side product records remain the source of truth for completed outcomes.
For a question about this measurement or a privacy request, email contact@victorlaybats.com and name the relevant product.