Privacy-first analytics, wherever your visitors are
Californians, Americans, Canadians, Australians: their privacy laws differ, but they converge on one point — the less personal data you collect, the fewer obligations you carry. snorklee sets no cookies, keeps no stable identifier and sells nothing. The same architecture follows you into every jurisdiction.
Less data collected, fewer obligations.
- For Snorklee alone: no analytics cookie, no local storage and no cross-site tracking. In standard setup, this does not add an analytics cookie banner, subject to your other tools.
- No stable identifier: the visitor hash is daily, rotating and non-reversible; the IP address is never stored.
- No personal data sold or shared, no behavioural advertising, no individual profiling.
- The Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal is honoured: a browser that sends it is never measured.
- EU hosting certified ISO/IEC 27001, aggregate statistics and reinforced protections for public or shared views.
Built for the expectations of non-EU laws.
No regulator certifies an analytics tool — and snorklee is no exception. But its privacy-by-design architecture answers, point by point, what these laws ask for, and its DPA provides the expected contractual clauses.
California — CCPA / CPRA
Snorklee documents a service-provider role for its own scope: no sale, no advertising sharing, no cross-context advertising. A CCPA/CPRA addendum can be activated in your DPA, and a California Privacy Rights notice is available.
Other US states
Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, Texas, Oregon…: these laws follow the controller/processor model. snorklee's DPA, in GDPR article 28 form, already covers the processor obligations they require — with no per-state addendum.
Canada — PIPEDA & Law 25
Data minimisation, a single audience-measurement purpose, geolocation defaulting to region level. Quebec's Law 25 requires settings defaulted to the highest privacy level — the absence of cookies and stable identifiers supports that expectation.
Australia — Privacy Act 1988
The Australian Privacy Principles govern collection and disclosure. snorklee processes no sensitive information, keeps data in the EU and documents its sub-processors — cross-border disclosure stays transparent and minimal.
And Europe, by default
snorklee is built first for the GDPR and ePrivacy, with the position of the European data protection authorities documented in its self-assessment. The European baseline is the starting point, not an add-on.
Are your visitors outside Europe?
Try snorklee for 30 days, no credit card. The CCPA addendum is one checkbox away in the Compliance tab.