What our visitors' files teach us — edition no. 1

Real TonySkill figures from 23 to 25 October 2026, measured without cookies or accounts, aggregated and anonymised (no file is read, no visitor can be identified). Volume: 1,208 jobs started by 988 visitors. This is not yet "10,000 files": we publish what we have, and the volume will come with the next editions.

Five figures

1. 86% of visits come from ChatGPT (1,372 of 1,594 entries). AI assistants have become the number-one door to this kind of tool, far ahead of Google (65 entries).
2. 80% of page views are on mobile (2,349 of 2,932): people look for a file tool from their phone.
3. India sends the most visitors (575 page views), well ahead of Germany (143), France (136) and the United States (131).
4. The most requested tool is "remove an object from a video": 598 of the 1,208 jobs started, i.e. 50%.
5. Candidly: only 148 jobs (12%) ended with a result and 140 (12%) ended with an error. For the other 920 we cannot tell: the visitor left, the job was still running, or the tool gave no signal. The video tools that run on a server are the weak spot, and we measure this to reduce it, edition after edition.

Charts

Method and limits

Method: hourly aggregate counters (page, country, device type), with no identifier or IP address. Robot, test and internal visits are excluded. File formats and sizes are not published in this edition: the counters for them do not yet separate people from robots, and we prefer to publish nothing rather than a doubtful figure. The period is short (3 days): these are orders of magnitude, not fine statistics. Please cite: TonySkill (tonyskill.com). See also About TonySkill.