Figure 1-4
IDAEO Traffic Atlas: Five Traffic Categories, Each Family, and Every Crawler
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From left to right are the five traffic categories, with each category's total at the top of its column; within a column, rows are grouped by family, one crawler per row with its visit count, and a blank means no traffic. In the AI Crawlers column, the dot on the three-position track shows which journey step that crawler sits at. This figure follows each company's official documentation (checked Oct 14, 2026), which places Applebot, PetalBot, YouBot, and Kagibot under Search Engine Crawlers, the same classification used in the main text. Data period Mar 3, 2026–Oct 8; * marks records counted separately.
How to read From left to right are the five traffic categories, with each category's total at the top of its column; within a column, rows are grouped by family, one crawler per row with its visit count, and a blank means no traffic. In the AI Crawlers column, the dot on the three-position track shows which journey step that crawler sits at. This figure follows each company's official documentation (checked Oct 14, 2026), which places Applebot, PetalBot, YouBot, and Kagibot under Search Engine Crawlers, the same classification used in the main text. Data period Mar 3, 2026–Oct 8; * marks records counted separately.
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