> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.uxwizz.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.uxwizz.com/installation/frequently-asked-questions.md).

# Frequently Asked Questions

## Unique Visitor Tracking

### **Is UXWizz cookie-less?**

> Yes. UXWizz does not store or use cookies.\
> [Read more about Personal Data on user's device here](https://docs.uxwizz.com/about/personal-data-information#cookies-data-stored-on-users-computer)

### Is a visitor uniquely tracked across sessions?

> Not with high accuracy.\
> By default, a hash of the IP and user agent of the user is stored.\
> This can be used to approximately see all sessions of the same user, but it is not always accurate.

### How can I track more accurately a visitor across sessions?

> You can create a unique identifier, store it in localStorage and tag user's sessions using [Tags](/api/tags.md).\
> \
> For example, by adding this snippet:
>
> `UST.addTag('token_' + (localStorage['ust_token'] ||= UST.randomToken()))`\
> \
> This will store a random ID in localStorage and tag each session of this user with this ID.

## Generate custom dashboards

### Can I generate custom graphs/charts using UXWizz?

> No. UXWizz does not come with a chart editor, but your data is stored in a simple MySQL database.\
> You can use any dashboard generation tool that comes with MySQL connection support.\
> For example: [getmotoradmin.com](<https://getmotoradmin.com >)  or [chartbrew.com](https://chartbrew.com/) or any MySQL database viewer.


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