Know which of your visitors are people.
Dewiride Analytics looks at every visit to your website and says what it was — a reader, a search engine, an AI crawler, or something you would rather know about. It tells you why it thinks so, and how sure it is.
The difference
Five thousand visits from Singapore. Now what?
Ordinary analytics gives you one line and leaves you to guess. Here is the same traffic, judged.
What you get today
Singapore · Came straight here · 5,000 visits
One line. No idea what any of it was.
What you get here
5,000 visits judged
- People
- 520
- Search engines and AI crawlers
- 280
- Automation nobody asked for
- 4,100
- Not recognised
- 100
Why the big share was judged automated
- Almost all of it arrived over hosting-provider networks, not from homes and offices.
- It worked through every article and tag page in order, far faster than anybody reads.
- Thousands of visits moved through the site in almost exactly the same way, and nothing on any page was ever touched.
An illustration, not real data.
What you get
A verdict, the reasons for it, and your real numbers.
Every visit is judged
Once a visit has finished it is put into one of fourteen categories — a person, a search engine, an AI crawler, an automated browser, something copying your pages, something probing for a way in, and so on.
With the reasons in plain words
What network it came over, how it moved through your pages, how fast, whether anything on the page was ever touched, and what it said it was. You can read the case, not just the answer.
And the numbers you came for
Page views, daily visitors, pages per visitor, where your readers are, what they read on, how far down the page they got and what they clicked.
One visit at a time
Open any visit and see what happened in it — every page in order, how long each one held them, and where they went next.
How sure we are
We will never give you a percentage.
There is no way to check a guess about a visitor against the truth, so a number like 87% would look like a measurement while being an opinion. Every verdict carries how much evidence sits behind it instead.
Confirmed is reserved for one thing: a company has published the network addresses its crawler uses, the visit came from one of them, and the address proves it back. Behaviour alone never earns it.
And when there isn't enough to go on, we say so. Not recognised and too little to go on are answers you will see, because the alternative is inventing confidence you haven't got.
What we say instead
- Slight signs
- Some signs
- Strong signs
- Confirmed
Getting started
Two lines, once.
Paste it into your site
Two lines, wherever your website keeps the things that show on every page. Most website builders have a box for it. Under 2 KB, no cookies, and nothing that slows a page down.
How to install itOr report from your own server
Your server can report visits straight to us with a key. It is the only way to see traffic that never runs any code — which is most crawlers, every feed reader and every scanner looking for a way in.
How server reporting worksRunning both is the arrangement this is built for. Each visit is recorded once, however many places saw it.
What we never collect
We keep the least that can answer the question.
No cookies
Nothing is stored on your visitor's device. Not a cookie, not an identifier, not anything.
Never what anybody typed
Whether somebody used the page is a signal. What they wrote in it is not, and is never collected.
Addresses erased after 72 hours
A visitor's network address is used to work out roughly where they are and whose network they are on, and is then erased.
Nothing built to follow people
No canvas tricks, no font lists, no device fingerprint — nothing whose purpose is recognising the same person on somebody else's website.
Find out what your traffic actually is.
Everything is switched on for 7 days. No card, and nothing to cancel if you decide against it.