sheets.works · the data drop LIVE · ON YOUR BROWSER
00 · the proof

You opened a page.
It opened you.

No login. No form. No box to tick. In the time this took to appear, it already took the following from you, and it asked for none of it.
COLLECTED SINCE YOU ARRIVED0s ago
That is the part you can see. Now follow it down the wire, to the place it gets sold.
keep scrolling
01 · what

They don't watch
what you click.

They record it. Every move, played back like a tape. Here is the last stretch of your visit to this page, rebuilt from the kind of data a session-replay script collects by default.
REC 00:00
Recreated locally from your own cursor and scroll, captured the instant you arrived. Tools like FullStory, Hotjar and Microsoft Clarity do exactly this on real sites, then let the owner replay your session like a video.

That is one method. The rest run at the same time, invisibly: the cookie, the tracking pixel, the app SDK, and the fingerprint you saw above, the one thing you cannot clear. There are more than 30 distinct fingerprinting techniques working in Chrome right now, as you read this.

48trackers on the average website. Social media averages 160; health sites, 46.
74%of all web traffic carries a Google tracker. Around a third of all third-party trackers are Google's; an eighth are Meta's.
2025Google quietly began permitting fingerprinting by its ad clients, reversing the 2019 position that called the practice "wrong."
03 · where it goes

While you read this,
you were sold.

The instant this page began to load, a profile of you was broadcast to hundreds of companies, who bid to show you an ad. It is called real-time bidding, and it finished before the page did.
YOU
profiling…
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companies received your profile from this one page load
747/day
times the average US person is broadcast this way. 376/day in Europe.
178trillion/yr
RTB broadcasts a year across the US & Europe
"The biggest data breach ever recorded. It happens hundreds of times a day, to almost everyone." Dr Johnny Ryan, Irish Council for Civil Liberties, who first exposed the scale of RTB

No one stole this data. No system was hacked. It was working exactly as designed. The bidders above are real companies in the ad-auction chain. What they bid on, every time, is you.

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Nothing on this page was sent anywhere. Open DevTools → Network → reload.
The only requests are two fonts. Every reading of you was computed and discarded here.