Device & Geographic Data

See how your traffic splits across desktop, mobile, and tablet, and which countries your visitors are coming from.

Device Breakdown

The device breakdown shows how visitors access your pages, split across desktop, mobile, and tablet.

What You'll See

A visual chart with a summary list shows each device category's:

• Device type -- Desktop, Mobile, or Tablet.
• View count -- Total page views from that device type.
• Percentage -- Proportion of total views from each device type.

The device breakdown chart shows traffic proportions along with exact view counts and percentages.

Why Device Data Matters

Your audience's device preferences should shape how you build your pages:

• Mobile-dominant audience -- Common for creators sharing links on social media. Prioritize concise text, large tap targets, and vertically stacked layouts. Test on your own phone to see what visitors experience.

• Desktop-heavy audience -- Likely visiting from email newsletters, Slack, or professional contexts. Consider whether your pages use wider screen layouts effectively.

• Tablet traffic -- Less common but worth noting. Meaningful tablet traffic may indicate an audience browsing during leisure time.

Pro Tip: If over 70% of your traffic is mobile, review every block from a mobile perspective. Make sure your most important links and calls-to-action are near the top where visitors see them without scrolling.

Top Countries

The geographic section shows which countries your visitors come from, ranked by page views.

What You'll See

• Country name -- e.g., "United States," "United Kingdom," "Germany."
• View count -- Total page views from visitors in that country.
• Percentage -- Share of total page views from each country.

Countries are ranked from highest to lowest by view count.

How Geographic Data Is Collected

Leenkies determines visitor location from standard request headers -- no cookies, tracking scripts, or personal data collection required. The data is aggregated and anonymized; Leenkies doesn't store individual IP addresses or precise locations.

Use Cases for Geographic Data

• Language and localization -- If many visitors come from non-English-speaking countries, consider adding content in their language or using simpler phrasing.

• Timing your posts -- Know where your audience lives to post when they're most active. Mostly European visitors? Post during European morning hours.

• Market understanding -- Unexpected traffic from a particular country may signal an opportunity to tailor content or partner with creators in that region.

• Campaign targeting -- Focus paid promotion budgets on regions that already show the most engagement.

Pro Tip: Combine device and geographic data for a complete audience picture. If your top country is India and most traffic is mobile, optimize for mobile-first experiences with content that resonates with that audience.