APOSTL Pulse

FROM BOT NAMES TO REAL REQUESTS

Who is reaching
your website?

You know what the bots do. Now see what agents actually request on your site, which pages they reach and where the journey stops.

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01

Create your account

Sign in with Google, GitHub or an email link. Your first verified sign-in creates the account.

02

Connect your website

Add your project and follow the Pulse setup instructions. Collection starts once a working integration sends requests.

03

Inspect real requests

Open Agent Traffic, choose your date range and review the pages and responses behind each journey.

A request is the beginning of the story

Use Pulse to inspect observed traffic. A crawler visit does not prove a citation, a signup or a sale. Bot names are identification signals; they do not automatically verify the operator behind every request.

The directory explains bot identities. Availability of a named bot in your dashboard depends on observed traffic, your integration and classifier coverage. Historical traffic depends on the data your source retains.

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APOSTL Pulse

Start with your own website

Create your account, then connect a project to Pulse.

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