Analytics Without Cookies
How VulpaSoft delivers complete behavioral analytics with zero cookies, zero local storage, and zero consent banners.
Why no cookies?
The ePrivacy Directive (and its national implementations like PECR in the UK) requires explicit consent before storing or accessing information on a user's device. This means any analytics tool that uses cookies — even first-party cookies — triggers the consent requirement and needs a cookie banner.
With VulpaSoft, this requirement is eliminated. We store nothing on the user's device: no cookies, no localStorage, no sessionStorage, no IndexedDB, no fingerprinting tokens.
How sessions are identified
Instead of persistent cookies, VulpaSoft uses a daily-rotating SHA-256 hash to group page views into sessions. The hash is computed server-side from non-identifying request attributes (IP + User-Agent) combined with a salt that rotates every 24 hours.
This means: the same visitor on the same day produces the same session hash (allowing us to group their page views), but the next day they get a completely new hash. There is no way to track a visitor across days, and the hash cannot be reversed to recover the original IP address.
What this means for your data
100% traffic coverage
Every visitor is captured, not just those who accept cookies. Your behavior maps and scroll maps reflect complete audience behavior.
No consent banners for analytics
Remove the analytics consent requirement entirely. Fewer popups, better user experience, higher data quality.
No visitor fatigue
Users see one fewer popup when they visit your site. This matters — consent fatigue reduces engagement and increases bounce rates.
Simpler compliance
No cookie policy to maintain for analytics. No consent records to store. No opt-out mechanism to build.
Cookie-free vs fingerprinting
Cookie-free does not mean fingerprinting. VulpaSoft does not collect device characteristics (screen resolution, installed fonts, WebGL renderer, etc.) to create a persistent identifier. Our daily-rotating hash is deliberately designed to prevent cross-session tracking, which is the opposite of what fingerprinting achieves.
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