Three things happen on every visit. Automatically.
Your DNS provider answers "where is your site?" NodPulse answers "who is visiting and what are they carrying?" Then cleans it before your origin ever sees it.
The visitor moves through distributed infrastructure
Before reaching your site, every request passes through multiple cleaning gateways across distributed infrastructure. Trackers and fingerprinting tools that rely on a consistent origin have nothing consistent to latch onto.
Metadata is stripped at every stage
Third-party cookies removed. Canvas fingerprint scrubbed. URL tracking parameters cleaned. WebGL identifiers stripped. User-agent normalized. Referrer erased. By the time traffic reaches your origin, nothing identifies the visitor beyond what you actually need.
The trail is deleted on exit
When the visitor leaves, the system retraces the entry path and removes the metadata footprint at each resolution point. The path they took no longer exists. Your CDN provider has no record. Neither does anyone else in the chain.