Live

Live shows what this gateway is serving right now: requests by country and by model over a rolling window. It is a picture of the fleet, not of anyone using it — the counters are per minute, per country and per model, and there is no column for a user, a token, or a request.

Why it is safe to publish

Everything here is an aggregate over a window so short that it carries no identity. A country count says how many requests arrived from a place, not who sent them. A model count says which model was busy, not what was asked. Nothing on this page can be traced back to an account, and the operator cannot reconstruct a conversation from it.

Reading it

• The numbers are counts of requests, held for the window the API reports as window_seconds — not a running total since the site opened.
• Country comes from the request, not the account. A request routed through a different network is counted where it arrived from.
• A gap is normal. The page shows what has been served; a quiet minute stays empty rather than holding its last value.

The same numbers are available as JSON at /api/live, in the same aggregate shape.