Know who is visiting — but only the people who tell you.

idiris names a website’s visitors only when they choose to say who they are. It is the deliberate opposite of the tools that unmask people in the background: no identity ever leaves a browser without that person’s explicit agreement.

What it does

First-party and consent-gated. A visitor is named only when they hand over their own email and explicitly agree. No consent, no identity — enforced in the collector itself, not just asked for.
Company context at the domain level. Enrichment is company-level and domain-based: the kind of organisation behind a work email, never a named person pulled from a data broker.
Anonymous stays anonymous. Visitors who do not opt in are a count and nothing more.
A real delete. One request suppresses a person’s identity and their browser everywhere idiris runs, permanently — see below, it works from this page.

What it will never do

No reverse-IP unmasking of anonymous visitors.
No matching against LinkedIn, Meta or data brokers.
No fingerprinting to re-identify people who did not opt in.
No selling or sharing of anyone’s data.

How it works

The site embeds a small first-party tag that it serves from its own domain.

Ordinary visits are counted as anonymous pageviews. Nothing personal is collected.

If — and only if — a visitor submits a form and ticks a clear consent box, they are identified. They can withdraw at any time.

Remove my information

If a site using idiris has your email and you want it gone, enter it here. idiris will delete it and block it from being identified again, everywhere it runs.

This page does not track you. Nothing is sent until you click the button.

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