See Real Visitors vs. AI Crawlers in Your Analytics
Web analytics now tells real visitors from bots, names the AI assistants reading your site, and shows the traffic they send you.
Your web analytics now separates real human visitors from bots and AI crawlers, and tells you which AI assistants are reading your site.
What You Gain
Automated traffic — crawlers, scrapers, and AI assistants browsing on someone's behalf — never runs the scripts that most analytics depend on, so it has always been invisible or, worse, miscounted as real visitors. LogZuno now tells the two apart: visits from a real person's browser are counted as people, while automated views are kept but never count toward your visitor totals or your usage. A new AI Visibility report names which AI assistant visited (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Copilot and others), shows the pages they read, the visits those assistants send your way when someone clicks through from an answer, and any errors your site served them.
How It Works
Automated visits are checked against the address lists AI companies publish for their own crawlers, so an impostor claiming to be a known assistant is flagged rather than trusted. The numbers behind AI Visibility can trigger an alert, and are available through the REST API and MCP for anyone pulling the data into their own reporting.
Where to Find It
Open Project → Web Analytics → AI Visibility.
Learn more about LogZuno at logzuno.app.