What is measured
Anonymous visits, public page routes, record or asset IDs opened, feature actions, broad referring domains, and coarse categories such as desktop/mobile, browser family, and operating-system family.
PRIVACY-SAFE FIRST-PARTY ANALYTICS
Useful signals.
No explorer dossier.
Wonder Codex measures which public pages and tools are useful so the project can improve. The system is operated by Wonder Codex and deliberately avoids invasive visitor tracking.
What anonymous analytics never stores
- Raw IP addresses or raw browser user-agent strings
- Account identities, uploaded filenames, or local save paths
- Search text, contributor form text, administrator activity, or admin routes
- Raw save data—the Importer continues to process saves locally
Optional Galactic Passport accounts
If you choose to sign in, Wonder Codex stores your authentication identifier, contributor name, public-attribution preference, access tier, platform, and account activity dates. An optional NMS friend code is encrypted separately, is never published, and is reserved for explicitly requested future Wonder Bot services. Authentication session storage is used only to keep you signed in.
Questionnaire answers
The feedback questionnaire is a deliberate submission, separate from anonymous analytics. It stores your ratings, written answers, pricing and credit preferences, and an optional community name so PJ can plan future improvements. It does not collect payment information, raw IP addresses, raw browser details, uploaded files, passwords, save data, or account identifiers. Responses are visible only through PJ’s owner-protected feedback console.
Retention and control
Anonymous journey details expire after 90 days. Daily aggregate counts remain so long-term project growth can be understood. Browsers sending Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control are not measured.
Who can see it
The analytics dashboard is restricted to the Wonder Codex owner. Contributor-test accounts, application testers, and the public cannot access it.