Live visitor map for any website.

Yes. No account, no key, no visitor limit and no trial: paste the code and it works. It is one of the free tools made by Pong, a live chat for websites.

From the visitor’s IP address, looked up by Cloudflare’s network when the widget connects. The location is approximate (city level at best) and is rounded to a dot on a low-resolution map. No GPS, no permission prompt.

Nothing. The widget keeps who is online in memory only while they are connected: an approximate map cell, country, city, time on the site and page load time. No cookies, no IP addresses, no history, no database.

No. The script is a few kilobytes loaded with async; it puts the widget in an iframe that loads on its own. The map is drawn from dots on a canvas, without a map provider or tiles.

The script reads the background and text colour around the widget, your accent colour, your most common corner radius and your font, and hands them to the widget. It follows a light / dark theme switch too.

Yes. The widget takes the full width of the place you put it in and is 480 px high. Add data-height="320" or data-width="400" to the script tag for another size. It adapts: a wide widget puts the list beside the map, a small one keeps the counter and the map, a tiny one only the counter.

The time from the start of navigation to the load event, measured in each visitor’s browser, averaged over the visitors online right now. The small chart next to it is the last hour, minute by minute.

Yes. Every site has its own small process at Cloudflare’s edge; visitors receive one compact update every few seconds however many of them there are, and the list shows the newest 50.