IP Blocking
Exclude specific IP addresses from your analytics so your own visits, office traffic, or development activity don't skew your data.
Why Block IPs?
Every visit you make to your own site gets counted as real traffic. Blocking your IP keeps your analytics clean.
Personal visits
Block your home or office IP to stop your own browsing from inflating page view counts.
Team / office
Exclude your entire team's subnet so internal reviews and QA testing don't appear as real users.
Development
Keep staging and dev server traffic separate from your production analytics.
How to Block an IP
Go to Dashboard → Settings → IP Blocking for the relevant domain.
Auto-detect your IP
When you open the Settings page, your current IP is automatically detected and shown in a blue banner. Click Block my IP to add it instantly — no typing required.
Add any IP manually
Fill in the Label (optional) and IP Address or CIDR Range fields, then click Block IP. The label is just a reminder for you — it doesn't affect filtering.
Verify and manage
Blocked IPs appear in the list below the form with their label, IP, and the date they were added. Hover over any entry and click the trash icon to remove it.
Supported Formats
The IP field accepts any of these formats.
| Format | Example | Use case |
|---|---|---|
| IPv4 | 203.0.113.1 | Single home or office IP |
| IPv4 CIDR | 192.168.0.0/24 | Entire office subnet (256 addresses) |
| IPv6 | ::1 | IPv6 localhost / loopback |
| IPv6 full | 2001:db8::1 | ISP-assigned IPv6 address |
| IPv6 CIDR | 2001:db8::/32 | IPv6 subnet range |
Important Notes
A few things to keep in mind before blocking IPs.
Existing data is not removed
Blocking an IP only stops future visits from being tracked. Historical data already in your analytics is not deleted.
Per-domain configuration
Each domain has its own blocked IP list. Blocking an IP on dynasty8real.estate does not block it on gitbuy.store. Switch domains in the sidebar to manage each site separately.
Dynamic IPs change
Most home internet connections have dynamic IPs that change periodically. If your IP changes, revisit Settings to update the blocked list. Use a CIDR range (e.g. 203.0.113.0/24) if your ISP assigns addresses within a known block.
Changes apply within minutes
The blocked IP list is checked on every incoming tracking request. New blocks take effect immediately — there is no cache delay.
