Our 90-day scoreboard: three numbers, every week, in public

From 14 October 2026 we publish three numbers every week on our 90-day scoreboard: how many people visited our site, how many people registered with us, and how many pension funds take part in our pilot. The page shows the trend and a small table of weekly totals, read live from one stored total per week. A week we did not measure says "not measured"; we never fill it in with a zero or an estimate.

Where does each number come from?

• Human visitors. Visitors to pensionhunter.ai in the week, as counted by Plausible, our cookieless analytics, which leaves out known bots and crawlers. A weekly job reads the total once the week has closed. If Plausible cannot be read, we store nothing for that week.
• People registered. People in our registry at the end of the week, counted in our database with test entries left out. The count holds no names. Until the registry opens, the page says so and the number is not measured.
• Funds in pilot. Pension funds taking part in our pilot that week. We enter this number by hand from our pilot records.

What does the page not show?

No row of data, no visitor and no person: only the week and three totals. Weeks run Monday to Sunday in UTC, and a week appears once it has ended.

We identify and research. We do not give advice, and nothing on the page is a statement about any individual.

Sources

• Plausible Analytics, data policy, on how visitors are counted without cookies, read 14 October 2026.
• Plausible Analytics, Stats API, the weekly visitors total we read, read 14 October 2026.
• Our own registry and pilot records, read each week by the job that stores the totals.