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# OVERVIEW

**ClickTracker** is a **local click tracking software** built for marketers, advertisers, and PPC specialists who need **accurate, real-time tracking** without relying on cloud-based services. All data is stored and processed **locally**, ensuring complete privacy and control.\
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The tracker supports seamless integration with major platforms, including:

* **Google Ads**
* **Facebook Ads**
* **Bing Ads**
* **TikTok Ads** 
* **Cloudflare services** 
* **And much more**

**ClickTracker** also includes a **built-in cloak** featuring:

* One of the **most extensive filter lists** in the industry
* A constantly updated **bot signature database**
* Automatic updates to stay ahead of detection systems

For platform compatibility, the software is available for:

* **Windows**
* **macOS 15 and later**
* **macOS versions below 15**

Upon downloading, you will be required to enter your license key, which you will receive after purchase. Licenses can be purchased at [**ClicksTracker.net**](https://clickstracker.net). If you encounter any issues during installation, please refer to the [**How to Install**](/clicktracker/how-to-install.md) page for help.

Additionally, please refer to the [**Functions Wiki**](/clicktracker/functions-wiki/error-codes.md) and [**FAQ** ](/clicktracker/general-help/faq.md)sections below for more detailed information.


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