Analizador de logs de bots de IA

# Stop Guessing Which AI Crawlers Are Actually Hitting Your Site Your server logs contain the answer to a question you probably haven't even asked yet: which AI crawlers are actually visiting your site, what they're fetching, and whether your robots.txt is stopping them or letting them through. You can't see this in Google Search Console or any analytics platform—you have to read the raw logs yourself, and most people don't know where to start. That's what makes this broken. Your site might be getting scraped by 15 different AI models every week, feeding training datasets you didn't consent to, while simultaneously blocking legitimate crawlers that could drive traffic. You need visibility into what's actually happening at the server level, and you need it fast. What Is AI Bot Log Analyzer? AI Bot Log Analyzer is a free browser-based tool that parses your server access logs and shows you exactly which AI crawlers visited your site, which URLs they requested, and whether they hit a 200 (success), 403 (blocked), or other status code. You upload or paste your logs directly into the tool—no login required, no data sent anywhere. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your logs stay private. The tool identifies crawlers from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Apify, and dozens of other AI companies and data-scraping operations. It categorizes them, timestamps them, and tells you their success rate in a clean, readable format. Why It Matters for SEO First, you need to know if you're leaking content to AI training without permission. If a crawler like `ChatGPTBot` or `CCBot` is hitting your site with a 200 status, your content is being indexed for AI model training. Some companies want this; others don't. You can't make that choice if you don't know it's happening. Second, blocking the wrong crawlers costs…