Updated September 14, 2026
Skyfall uses first-party analytics to understand which public pages help visitors discover NOVI. Only the site owner can view the visitor monitor.
A random browser cookie helps estimate new and returning browsers for up to 90 days. A separate visit cookie ends after 30 minutes of inactivity. We record known public page paths, visit times, coarse referral categories, campaign labels, and clicks into NOVI. We do not store your IP address, name, full referring URL, or search terms in this website analytics database. Page and visit records are retained for up to 90 days; optional alert records for 30 days.
The separate NOVI application records browser activity and successful account sign-in times in an owner-only monitor. It includes IP addresses and approximate location supplied by Cloudflare where available. No extra IP-location service is contacted. IP/location details expire after 30 days without activity; inactive browser records expire after 90 days. Anonymous beta access is not an account sign-in. Read NOVI’s visitor details.
Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals disable optional browser tracking. Clearing site cookies resets the browser identifier; a later visit may count as a new browser. These analytics are estimates, not counts of verified people. Session cookies used for access and account security records are separate from optional visit tracking.