Observed automated returns
Observe qualifying returns from recognized AI-related automated systems interacting with supported GoGuides surfaces.
Live web-to-AI observation
AI Bot Radar
See whether GoGuides has observed qualifying AI and search systems requesting public records, history, verification, or machine-readable evidence surfaces associated with a domain.
This public lookup reports only activity GoGuides can support from its own
observations. It is not a replacement for direct server logs from the
website being checked.
ABOUT THIS RADAR ⓘ
What am I seeing?
Live outer pulses represent qualifying automated requests GoGuides observes across supported public surfaces. They are global GoGuides activity and are not attributed to the domain entered in the lookup. The domain result below is separate. Neither view proves indexing, training, citation, ranking, recommendation, or reliance.
Observedrequests to supported GoGuides public surfaces
Attributedwhen available evidence supports an automated-system identity
Scopedto activity GoGuides actually records
Boundedno claim of indexing, training, citation, or reliance
Evidence boundary
Observed requests are not proof of downstream use.
GoGuides can report qualifying automated requests it observes on supported surfaces. A request does not establish why the outside system made it or whether it later indexed, trained on, cited, ranked, recommended, or relied on the associated domain.
What AI Bot Radar measures
More than a visitor counter.
GoGuides focuses on automated activity connected with website identity, record inspection, verification, history, discovery, and machine-readable access.
Public-record requests
Record requests for public website identity, verification context, history, and machine-readable evidence.
Repeated observation
See whether qualifying requests recur over time instead of relying on one isolated observation.
Machine-readable access
Identify automated requests to structured signal, verification, and website-record surfaces.
Historical request activity
Historical records can separate recent qualifying requests from older observed activity.
Identity stability
Connect changing observations to a persistent domain identity rather than treating every request as unrelated.
Important measurement boundary
AI Bot Radar measures qualifying automated activity observed by GoGuides. It is not a replacement for private server logs and cannot prove that a outside system trained on, relied on, independently selected, stored, cited, or directly crawled the website itself.
Frequently asked questions
Understanding AI crawler observation.
What is GoGuides AI Bot Radar?
It reports qualifying automated activity connected with public GoGuides records, profiles, histories, verification, discovery, and supported machine-readable surfaces.
Does it show every bot that visits my website?
No. It reports qualifying activity observed by GoGuides on supported GoGuides surfaces. Your private server logs are the authoritative source for direct crawler traffic to your own website.
Does Live Index submission make AI bots crawl my website?
No. Live Index submission does not guarantee direct crawler visits, citations, rankings, model inclusion, or outside-system use.
Does AI Bot Radar improve rankings?
No. Payment does not buy a higher AI Rank, better grade, favorable evaluation, ranking, policy outcome, or outside-system treatment.
Why are public results limited?
Public lookup confirms whether qualifying observed activity exists. Detailed domain-level telemetry is not part of this public preview.
What happens when GoGuides has no stored observation for a domain?
The public result should remain unavailable or limited until GoGuides has evidence it can support. Private acquisition and processing state are not part of the public Bot Radar contract.
Inspect the evidence GoGuides can support.
Use Bot Radar, history, profile, and machine-readable records together. Missing activity remains missing evidence; observed activity remains an observed request—not proof of downstream use.