URLs and page content are never stored or logged
Each call launches a browser, does the work, hands back the result, and closes it. Nothing about what you asked for is retained — not the URL, not the HTML, not the screenshot or PDF.
One thing is counted
Stated precisely rather than hidden behind the word “anonymised”:
| Recorded | Not recorded |
|---|---|
| Which tool ran | The URL, or any part of it |
How it ended (ok, timeout, …) | Your IP address |
| Roughly how long it took | Any header, cookie or credential |
| Any page content, image or PDF |
Three fields, with no way to tie them to a request, a person or a site. The function that writes them is never handed the URL, so it cannot record one by accident. The counts are public at https://render.makermargins.com/stats.
No accounts, no credentials
There is no signup, no API key and no session. The server holds no logins, so it never sees a password or a token, and anything behind authentication renders as its login page.
Content fetched on your behalf
Pages are fetched from the public web and returned to you marked as untrusted data. Private and loopback addresses are refused.
Why counting happens at all
This server is free. The only way to decide whether it is worth keeping alive is knowing whether anything calls it.