Last month, the site recorded a total of 15,481 accesses. Of these, 12,497 were attributed to bots and crawlers, while 2,984 were classified as human access.

Among human visitors, 90 accesses came from logged-in users. All of these were from the developer account lcalmbach@gmail.com, meaning the traffic was due to development and quality control work. The remaining 2,894 human accesses came from users who were not logged in.

Bots and crawlers accounted for 80.7 percent of all site traffic. The most active bot was Bingbot with 6,886 accesses, followed by a generic crawler with 2,411, Googlebot with 1,261, GPTBot with 666, and ClaudeBot with 617.

We consider all access from outside Switzerland as dubious and suspect bots rather than humans. Only 242 accesses originated from Switzerland, which represents just 1.6 percent of total traffic. The top countries for human access were Singapore with 794, Vietnam with 525, the United States with 408, Switzerland with 184, and China with 68.

The most popular pages overall were likely those crawled most frequently by bots. Among probable human users, the pages with the most success were those accessed from Switzerland and other countries with notable human access counts.

The site is very popular among bots and the main developer, but there is still room for improvement for actual human readers. After all, most humans search for their answers with AI anyway; therefore, having a bot-and-crawler fan club might, in the long term, be more important for the site than loyal human readers. We still hope to attract human readers that are interested in data-driven stories to gather ideas for their own human-written stories.