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: how many times it was opened, on which days, and when it was last opened. 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 — a small first-party script miinideck adds to the page counts each open in the reader's browser from the moment the link goes live (bots that don't run scripts aren't counted).
Send the link however you normally would — email, chat, a message — and watch the dashboard fill in. Each open is recorded against the page you published, so repeat views, the latest open and the busiest day surface on their own; on Solo and Studio you also see where the opens came from — the referring site, the country, the device — and how long the page stayed open. 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 how many times it's been opened, on which days, and when it was last opened — counted by a small script on the page itself, 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 view counts day by day and when the link was last opened, 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 (a free account keeps one always-on link), 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 a first-party open count on a page you own — no cookie, no stored IP address, not a third-party ad pixel trailing anyone around the web. miinideck counts opens to the page you published; it doesn't identify the visitor, profile them or follow them elsewhere. On Solo and Studio the totals also show which sites, countries and devices the opens came from — never who.
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: when it was opened, 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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