Snorklee AI
At the top of the Analytics view: generate a period summary or ask a question in plain language. The answer relies on your aggregates, shows a chart when useful — and never recomputes a number its own way.
Manifesto
Search is shifting to AI. We measure what that brings you.
Snorklee sees what ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Mistral and DeepSeek say about you — and what those citations bring in real visits. One simple conviction: a citation without a visit proves nothing, a visit without an explanation guides nothing. The only honest measurement links the two.
Hosted in France (EU)
Tracker ≈ 2 KB gzip
0 cookies · 0 banners
Retention 90 d / 25 mo
ISO 27001 (host)
The observation: people no longer search for you, they ask an AI.
People no longer “google”, they ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini or Mistral — and trust the answer. If that answer doesn't cite you, you don't exist. And nothing, anywhere, tells you: you go invisible without knowing it.
Yesterday's tools watch yesterday's world. Analytics counts sessions. SEO counts rankings. Nobody tells you what the AIs say about you, nor what it costs you — or brings you.
Our thesis: the “From citation to visit” loop.
A citation without a visit is a vanity metric. A visit without knowing which answer generated it is a blind spot. Snorklee tracks your questions across the 6 engines, detects citations, then cross-references them with the real visits measured by its analytics: tracked question → detected citation → measured visit.
Closing that loop requires owning both ends of the thread: the monitoring of AI answers, and the analytics that measures your visits. GEO tools lack the second. Analytics tools lack the first. Snorklee has both — which is why nobody else does it.
Two tools, one brand-new category.
Snorklee does two things, and they matter equally. The first watches the AIs. The second watches your site. Together they answer a question no other tool can even ask: does what the AIs say about you actually bring you real visitors?
AI visibility — see if the AIs talk about you
Snorklee asks your questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Mistral and DeepSeek, and records each time whether you're cited, in what position and next to whom. You finally know whether you exist for the AIs — instead of guessing.
Cookieless analytics — see who really visits
The same tool measures your real visits: where people come from, which pages they read, what makes them stay. No cookie, no banner, no tracking anyone — and humans arriving from an AI chat are counted separately.
What we refuse
These refusals aren't promises: they're already in the architecture, and verifiable.
Zero personal data
No cookie, no fingerprint, no cross-site identifier. Daily-rotating visitor ID (monthly salt + date in the HMAC), IP never stored, k-anonymity thresholds on every data crossing — site owner included.
Zero consent banners
Not a box ticked in small print: a design outside the scope of consent. No consent-bound tracker, anonymised statistics. The banner isn't dodged — it's simply moot.
Zero American dependency
A 100 % EU stack: Clever Cloud (Paris, ISO 27001), DB-IP (France), Brevo (France), AI operated in France, zero external CDN. Sovereignty isn't a marketing claim: it's a design constraint we impose on ourselves.
When we query ChatGPT or Gemini, it's to read what they say about you — your audience data never touches them.
Zero lingering data
90 days for raw events, 25 months for aggregates, no archive outside the database. CSV/JSON export and erasure (GDPR art. 17) in one click. Your data doesn't outlive its usefulness.
Context
A brief history of web analytics — and why it had to be redone.
Thirty years of audience measurement in nine milestones. Pioneers, ad-tech monopoly, GDPR earthquake, waves of fines, AI breakthrough — and the gap that was left to fill.
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1993
The first hit counter
Webhits, then Analog (1995), invent reading Apache log files. Web analytics is born server-side: one number, one page, zero JavaScript. Privacy is implicit — there's simply no one to track.
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2005
Google buys Urchin and invents free analytics
Google Analytics launches. Free, powerful, tagged everywhere. The implicit deal: you measure your site, your data flies to Californian servers. For a billion websites, it became the default for fifteen years.
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2016–2018
GDPR rewrites the rules
Adopted in 2016, enforceable on 25 May 2018, the GDPR requires transparency, minimisation, data-subject rights and strict safeguards for transfers outside the EU. Cookie banners flood the web.
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2018–2019
A new wave of privacy-first analytics
GDPR opens a market: Fathom Analytics (2018, Canada / UK), Simple Analytics (October 2018, Netherlands) and Plausible Analytics (April 2019, Estonia, open source) all answer the same question: can you measure an audience without cookies, without cross-site IDs, without reselling data? The first generation of concrete answers.
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2020
Schrems II ruling: the earthquake
On 16 July 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union hands down ruling C-311/18 (Schrems II) and strikes down the Privacy Shield. The operational takeaway is simple: international data transfers must be documented, contractually governed, and checked case by case. Its successor, the Data Privacy Framework (July 2023), remains closely watched.
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2022
Google Analytics declared illegal in Europe
Austria fires the opening shot in January 2022 (DSB). France's CNIL follows on 10 February. Then Italy (Garante), Denmark, Norway, Finland, the Netherlands. The shared verdict: GA exposes European visitors to US surveillance. Public sites must migrate urgently.
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2023
A record year for GDPR fines
Meta is hit with €1.2 billion in May for illegal EU → US transfers (Ireland's DPC). TikTok gets €345 million for handling minors' data. Criteo is fined €40 million for ad targeting without consent (France's CNIL). Cumulative GDPR fines to date: over €4 billion.
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2024 → 2025
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini: a new audience
AI assistants become a traffic source in their own right: they cite pages, send crawl bots, and refer visitors from their chat windows. Classic analytics tools count them as humans — or ignore them as noise. Marketers fly blind.
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2026
snorklee — from citation to visit
snorklee takes the empty seat: tracking what ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Mistral and DeepSeek say about a site, and cross-referencing those citations with the real visits measured by EU-hosted sovereign analytics — no cookies, no personal data, humans and AI counted separately.
How we work.
Snorklee is an independent product, built in France. It lives on its subscriptions — not on your data, not on advertising, not on resale.
Prices are published: from €39 to €119 excl. VAT per month, sovereign analytics included in every plan. 7-day free trial, cancellable online at any time. No “talk to sales”, no hidden pricing, no dark patterns.
And nothing here is a roadmap promise: everything above is already in the product, verifiable from the dashboard.
Proof
Already in the product, not on a roadmap.
Four views in the dashboard — Analytics, Integration, My sites, Compliance — and Snorklee AI at the top of the first.
AI presence & GEO tracking
The AI presence card separates AI crawlers (robots reading your pages) from visits coming out of AI chats (humans). GEO tracking cross-references your citations on ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Mistral and DeepSeek with those real visits.
Integration
In the Integration view: install the tracker, test the install, per-platform guides, WordPress plugin and AI crawler capture on the server, CDN or platform side. A clean install in minutes.
Compliance
In the Compliance view: Status & documents, electronic DPA signature, retention periods, export & erasure, data protection contact. A verifiable working base, not legal advice.
Frequently asked
Precise answers, no detours.
Do I need a cookie banner with snorklee?
No, not for snorklee alone. Measurement uses no cookie and no persistent identifier: no cookie, no fingerprint, daily-rotating ID, IP never stored; the statistics returned are anonymised. European data-protection authorities consider this type of audience measurement exempt from consent collection, provided no other consent-bound tracker is loaded on the page.
Do my data ever leave the EU?
Production analytics data is hosted in the European Union. Some optional or adjacent services have their own perimeter: Mollie for payments, Scaleway for public audit scans, Google Search Console and Bing only if you enable them. Providers and exceptions are documented in the DPA and privacy policy.
How do you identify a visitor without a cookie?
Via an HMAC ID computed server-side from a monthly-rotating salt and today's date. That ID changes automatically every night, cannot be cross-site joined, and is never stored on the browser side. The IP is never persisted.
Do you help with GDPR-compliant use?
Yes. snorklee is designed to support compliant use: no analytics cookie, no fingerprinting, no cross-site ID, raw IP not stored, 90-day raw event retention and 25-month aggregates. Opt-out, export, erasure, self-assessment, register and DPA are included. You remain responsible for your legal basis, visitor notice and other tools.
Can I use it in the US, Canada or Australia too?
Yes, subject to checking your context. The technical foundation is European (GDPR), without analytics cookies or cross-site ID. Supporting documents and contractual clauses exist for California (CCPA / CPRA), Canada (PIPEDA + Law 25), Australia (Privacy Act). Per-jurisdiction detail: /privacy-compliance.
Who are your sub-processors?
Main providers include Clever Cloud (hosting), DB-IP / Eris Networks (geolocation), Mollie (payments), Brevo (transactional email), an AI operated in France (aggregate summaries) and Scaleway for some public audit scans. The full list and DPA are documented in the Compliance tab of your dashboard.
What does Snorklee AI actually do?
Snorklee AI has two simple uses. Generate a period summary when you need a readout, or ask a plain-language question like “why did my traffic drop?”. The answer cites available aggregates, shows a chart when useful, and stays in the dashboard language.
How do you handle AI traffic (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity)?
Two signals stay separate. Visitors sent by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot or Mistral appear as human visits from AI chats. AI indexing robots are captured separately through server, CDN or platform modules. The report shows detected agents, cited pages and the breakdown.
How big is the JavaScript tracker?
Around 2 KB once compressed. By default, the snippet loads from snorklee.com. If you enable the first-party proxy mode, it can be served from your own domain without an added external CDN. Internal discipline keeps the tracker close to that target.
How do I export or delete my data?
CSV and JSON export from the UI or via the public API, free. Deletion on request (GDPR art. 17) in one click from your site settings. Retention: 90 d raw events, 25 mo aggregates — beyond that, automatic purge.
The AIs are already talking about you. Or they aren't.
Seven days to find out — free trial, cancellable online, sovereign analytics included.