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title: HomeRunner REST endpoints in server request logs
description: "You may see the URLs /wp-json/hrck/v1/ and /wp-json/homelocal/v1/central-event at the top of the URL counts in your server request logs. **What they…"
url: "https://homerunner.io/docs/what-are-the-homerunner-rest-endpoints-wp-json-hrck-v1-and-wp-json-homelocal-v1/"
updated: "2026-10-26"
category: Theme and design
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# HomeRunner REST endpoints in server request logs

You may see the URLs /wp-json/hrck/v1/ and /wp-json/homelocal/v1/central-event at the top of the URL counts in your server request logs.

**What they are.** The hrck endpoints (insights/track, activity/count, session/ensure, track/visit) are part of the Conversion Kit's visitor tracking. They handle the live-viewer counter refresh, visit attribution, and guest session management. The homelocal/v1/central-event endpoint is HomeRunner Central pushing property and availability updates to your site.

**Why they appear at the top.** Each request is small, but every visitor page fires a few of them, so they accumulate quickly.

**What this means for performance.** High request counts for these URLs do not mean they are the cause of a slowdown. They tend to queue up behind whatever is actually slow on the server.

Still stuck? [Contact the HomeRunner team](https://homerunner.io/contact/) with your site address and what you tried, and we take it from there.