public record / minimized by design
the count stops before identity starts.
ux-ui.ai runs no browser analytics, advertising pixel, fingerprint, session replay, or third-party marketing request. AWS still receives ordinary request metadata to deliver the site, and its hosting keeps an access log of every request that includes the visitor's IP address. a private server-side process reads bounded windows of that log and minimizes them before anything enters this studio's stats storage.
what remains
only the aggregate signal.
route, referring domain, broad device and browser family, response status and timing, obvious bot status, and the nearest AWS edge code. that edge identifies a delivery network region, never a home or precise location.
what disappears
raw identity is not kept.
the IP address and full browser header become a secret-keyed daily visitor code in memory, then are discarded. the key changes every UTC day, so the record cannot follow a person across days. query strings, full referrers, full user agents, and AWS request identifiers are never stored by the stats system.
retention and access
two records, and only one of them expires.
the minimized events this studio keeps expire after 400 days, and temporary query results after seven. underneath them, AWS Amplify Hosting keeps its own access log of every request to this site, including the IP address, path, referrer, and browser header. AWS says that log stays until the app itself is deleted, and it offers no setting to shorten it. neither record is ever sold, shared for advertising, or used to build a person-level profile.
your control
leave no signal.
exclude this browser → writes one first-party preference cookie so future requests from this browser are discarded before storage. clearing site data clears that preference. normal public visits set no analytics cookie.
this boundary applies to ux-ui.ai. product privacy records belong to their product organization at uxuiai.org →