The following describes how access logs are handled in Futatoki the Learning Clock App (hereafter “this service”, covering both futatoki.app and play.futatoki.app).
This service is hosted on Cloudflare’s infrastructure. As part of Cloudflare’s normal operation, server execution logs such as request metadata and error logs are retained for a short period. These are used only for incident response and security, never to identify individuals.
To improve the site and understand access trends, the following items are aggregated on the server side using Cloudflare’s analytics platform (Workers Analytics Engine).
Items recorded:
ja, en)src and utm_source URL parameters (e.g. ?src=print on a QR code printed on a worksheet, to understand which channel a visitor came from; values are normalized to lowercase alphanumerics)Items not recorded:
Retention periods:
The aggregation implementation is open source: github.com/mrksye/futatoki-app
To grasp overall access trends (total page views, country-level region, browser type, etc.), we also use Cloudflare Web Analytics. Cloudflare Web Analytics does not use cookies, does not track individual users across sessions, and does not collect any personal information. It is a privacy-conscious analytics service.
Apart from the above, no other third-party tracking, ad networks, cross-site identifiers, or fingerprinting technologies are used. No data is sent to any external analytics or advertising provider.