right, sorry, here's a public repo: https://github.com/imbeard/hypersend

Emojis from the world is an attempt to archive and analyze the most frequently used emojis in human communication.

You can help the process by submitting your selection.Only non-sensitive data are requested, which includes emojis (:D) age and a nickname. We simply use user current IP address to gain a rough idea of location, but we do not save it.

Pirate flag is for when we can't obtain country data, for example if using uBlocker or any ad blocking extension which blocks services for working with IPs

Emojis from the world is an attempt to archive and analyze the most frequently used emojis in human communication.

You can help the process by submitting your selection.Only non-sensitive data are requested, which includes emojis () age and a nickname. We simply use user current IP address to gain a rough idea of location, but we do not save it.

Hi hmr, true but like every other website/app that want to measure where you're going, think Strava, Komoot or any fitness app

What url have you received? no strange activity detected on our end

Hey jelicicm, thanks for your feedback,it's very useful. We've just released this beta version so probably some bug is still present. Did you received any message when you stopped tracking? Cause I can't see any activity logged this morning so something has gone wrong for sure. thanks!

I get your point, we could have offered a 50€ on for example a pair of cycling gloves, but probably shipping them to your door will emit the same amount of CO2 of a week of you streaming on Netflix. Btw Netflix was the 1st thing that came in mind, suggestions on something digital which is more sustainable or simply better are welcome.

grocery gift card?

true, but which one? we can't know before who will win, thanks for the idea btw

Hi, thanks for your feedback, do you have suggestions on how to improve the sign up process? and for now the PWA is the faster/simpler/cost effective way to have this kind of platform up and running, and it's literally 2 taps on every phone to install it, so it's not that difficult, my 2 cents

also check spam folders, some mail servers flag our domain as spam

yes, the link was mangled by gmail's spam protection. after marking it as non-spam it worked