Live telemetry · auditable end-to-end

Adoption & Community Savings

Most projects show you raw download counts and hope you don't ask questions. We ask them for you: downloads are bot-filtered, savings come from an opt-in census that starts at zero and can't be inflated, and every number below is computed by public code from a public git branch.

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Active installs · 30d

opt-in census · one per machine · bot-proof by construction

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Community tokens saved

Σ opted-in ledgers · calibration-corrected, never estimated

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Real $ saved · metered

plus – notional API-rate value from flat-rate subscriptions

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PyPI installs / month

bot-filtered — clients that report a real OS

Downloads · honestly

The number everyone shows vs. the one that's true

A public PyPI package receives constant traffic from security scanners and package-intel crawlers. They report no operating system; humans running pip do. So we split:

real clients (OS reported) · –/mo bots & scanners (no OS) · –/mo

By operating system · real clients, 30d

By Python version · real clients, 30d

Usage · from the opt-in census

Who actually runs it — and what it saves them

Machines that consented (distil census on). Anonymous install ids, schema frozen by test, fully disclosed — preview your own payload anytime with distil census show.

Distil versions in the wild

Tokens saved by model

Billing mix · wrapped agents · channels

How it's measured

Two paths, three validation layers, one public datastore

Passive registry stats involve zero code on anyone's machine. The census is validated at the worker, re-validated in CI, and capped again at rollup — then stored in a git branch anyone can read.

Freshness · census re-rolls within ~1 min of any ping · registry stats nightly (PyPI publishes daily) · badges re-poll every 5 min · this page fetches on load

Why these numbers survive scrutiny. They started at zero (no estimates, no seeding). They can't be inflated: schema allowlists and hard numeric ceilings are enforced at the worker, again in CI, and again at rollup; one census per machine, latest wins. Subscription users' dollar savings are shown as notional, never mixed into real $. And if you don't like any of it: DO_NOT_TRACK=1 wins over everything — see TELEMETRY.md.