Using the Dashboard

Dashboard home

The at-a-glance overview of human traffic, bots, and the pages they visit.

The dashboard home is the first page you see. It summarises the selected date range in a grid of cards, so you can read the state of a site in a few seconds.

The Honeylog dashboard home, showing headline traffic cards and bot activity panels.

#Reading the headline cards

The top cards give you the big numbers for the current range:

  • Total Requests — every request Honeylog recorded. Open it to jump to the All Requests report.
  • Human Visitors — requests from real people (traffic that is not a bot). Opens the Human Visitors report.
  • Bot Traffic — every request that is a bot of any kind.
  • HoneyScore — a single quality score for the site. See HoneyScore for the full breakdown.

When a comparison period is active in the date picker, these cards also show the change against the previous period.

#Who is crawling you

A set of lists shows the bots that touched the site:

  • Top AI agents and Top SEO bots — the most active AI and SEO crawlers over the last 7 days, with a real-time view of recent activity.
  • Malicious bots and Suspicious bots — bots flagged as confirmed-bad or not-yet-trusted.

Top AI agents, Top SEO bots, and the real-time AI & SEO bot activity panels.

To understand how a bot ends up in each list, see Bot traffic.

#How much traffic bots bring to my website

The Conversion Panel is fundamental to understand the traffic conversion. It gives a clear picture of how many visitors come from an AI or a SEO Bot.

The Conversion Panel mapping each crawler to the number of real users it converted.

#What they visit and where they come from

  • Most crawled paths — the pages bots request most often.
  • Top countries — where traffic comes from, by country.

#Changing the time window

Every card respects the date range picker at the top of the page. Change the range, or add a comparison period, and the whole dashboard updates at once.

For the request-level detail behind these numbers, open Raw Logs.