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Codersly Visitor Tracker
Codersly Visitor Tracker

Codersly Visitor Tracker

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Codersly Visitor Tracker records visitor activity in a dedicated table in your WordPress database and displays the information inside the WordPress admin area.

The WordPress.org plugin is free and fully functional. No functionality implemented by this package requires a license key, payment, trial period, quota, time limit, or upgrade.

Free features

  • Visitor dashboard with online, daily, 7-day, 30-day, 90-day, total, human, and bot counters.
  • Clean, responsive visitor list with human-readable visitor, location, activity, device, source and page columns.
  • Page title/path, referrer, browser, approximate location, masked IP details, and visit-time records.
  • Human, suspected bot, verified bot, and unknown traffic classification.
  • Exclusion of selected logged-in WordPress user roles.
  • Local storage of visitor records in the site’s WordPress database.
  • Optional approximate city/country lookup through documented external GeoIP providers.

Separate add-on information

The admin navigation contains informational placeholders for Analytics, Live Visitors, Campaigns, Reports, and Clear Data. The Visitors and Settings screens also describe advanced filters and bot-record suppression available through the separately distributed Pro add-on.

These placeholders contain no Pro feature implementation, license validation, disabled local functionality, trial code, quotas, or time limits. When the separate add-on is installed, it replaces the informational callbacks and supplies its own functionality.

Privacy

This plugin can store visitor information in the site’s WordPress database. Depending on settings and request data, records may include:

  • IP address
  • User agent and browser name
  • Page path and landing page
  • Referrer information
  • Visit date and time
  • Logged-in WordPress user ID, username and display name
  • Human/bot classification details
  • Approximate city and country when GeoIP lookup is enabled

The plugin does not send visitor analytics data to Codersly.

Approximate location lookup is enabled in this build so visitor city/country can be filled in automatically. A site administrator can disable it at any time. When enabled, a visitor IP address may be sent in the background to one of the documented GeoIP providers. Site owners are responsible for providing appropriate privacy notices and obtaining any consent required by applicable law.

External services

This plugin can optionally connect to external GeoIP services to obtain approximate visitor location data from an IP address. The feature is enabled in this build and can be disabled by the site administrator under Visitors Tracker Settings.

Supported providers:

  • ipwho.is — API: https://ipwhois.io/documentation — Terms: https://ipwhois.io/terms — Privacy: https://ipwhois.io/privacy
  • ipapi.co — API: https://ipapi.co/api/ — Terms: https://ipapi.co/terms/ — Privacy: https://ipapi.co/privacy/
  • DB-IP — API: https://db-ip.com/api/doc.php — Terms: https://db-ip.com/tos.php — Privacy: https://db-ip.com/privacy.php

IPWhois is used by default. The ipapi.co and DB-IP integrations can use HTTPS credentials configured with the vtrt/geo/ipapico_key and vtrt/geo/dbip_key filters. Enabled services receive only the public IP address for this lookup and may return country, region, city and timezone. GeoIP is paused when IP anonymization is enabled. Results are cached locally to reduce requests. The lookup runs through WordPress Cron, with up to 200 uncached IP lookups per UTC day by default. Pro’s IPGeolocation.io lookups use the provider plan’s quota separately.