You sent the link. Then silence — and you're left guessing whether it was even opened. Drop your HTML file or zipped build into miinideck and the private link you get back keeps a quiet record: when it was first opened, how many times, and which day the page drew attention. Every link you send becomes a small read signal instead of a black hole. The link stays unguessable and off search by default; detailed analytics arrive on the paid tiers.
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Drop in an HTML file, or zip a built folder, and miinideck serves it at a 32-character private link with open-tracking already wired in. There's no analytics snippet to paste and no tag manager to configure — because miinideck serves the page, it counts every open from its own logs the moment the link goes live.
Send the link however you normally would — email, chat, a message — and watch the dashboard fill in. Each open is logged server-side on the page you published, so first-open time, repeat views, and the busiest day surface on their own. The viewer just clicks and reads: no account, no sign-in, no cookie banner.
Read the pattern, then act on it. A spike the morning after you sent it means follow up while it's warm; a flat line after three days means nudge. Detailed open-and-timing analytics are part of the Solo and Studio tiers; the link itself stays private and no-indexed throughout.
Publish the page through miinideck instead of attaching a file, and the link carries built-in open tracking. You see when it was first opened, how many times it's been viewed, and which days drew traffic — read from the page's own served visits, so there's nothing to install. One honest limit: because the viewer never signs in (that's the point — they just click and read), miinideck shows you opens and timing, not a named identity per visitor. For per-person resolution, send each contact a separate link and watch which one lights up. Detailed analytics are available on the Solo and Studio tiers.
Yes — timing is the whole point. The dashboard shows first-open time and view counts over the days that follow, so a sent link stops being a guess. A spike the morning after you sent it tells you to follow up while it's warm; a flat line tells you to nudge. On the free tier the link still works and self-destructs after 7 days, but the detailed open-timing breakdown lives on the paid tiers — and never-expiring links start on Solo.
No account, ever — they click the link and the page opens in any browser. The tracking is plain server-side visit logging on a page you own, not a third-party ad pixel trailing anyone around the web. miinideck counts opens to the page you published; it doesn't profile the visitor or follow them elsewhere.
Then you've crossed into backend territory — accounts, a database, server-side events. That's a real deploy, and platforms like Vercel and Netlify are built for it. miinideck serves a self-contained front-end page (one HTML file or a zipped build) behind a private link and reports opens and timing on that page. It's the fast read-signal on a shared link, not a full product-analytics stack.
Yes. Turn Review on and anyone with the link can pin a comment to the exact spot on the page — no account — and you mark each note resolved. So one link can carry both signals: who opened it and when, plus what they thought. Enabling Review and collecting comments is free on every plan; exporting the thread as a prompt is a Studio feature.
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