Our numbers, in public
We will use the product on our own site. This page shows what Google sends us, good weeks and bad ones.
These figures come from Google Search Console, pulled by the same job that pulls them for a customer's site. Nothing here is typed in by hand.
We will show the whole line from the first week, not the part that looks best. If it goes flat for a month, you will see a flat month here.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
the Gemini API (answering from training data, no web search): named you in 0 of 12 answers, over 4 weeks.
This is a sample of what the Gemini API answered on one day, through an API rather than the app a person opens. It is not a ranking and it is not traffic. Ask the same question twice and it names different companies.
Asked this week: the Gemini API. Not asked: the Perplexity Sonar API, the OpenAI API (gpt-5-mini) and the Claude API.
A visit here means one thing, and it is a fact rather than a sample: something calling itself that crawler asked us for that page, and we sent it.
It does not mean an assistant read your article, kept it, or named you in an answer. No log line anywhere means "you were cited".
We go by the name the visitor gives us, and anyone can send any name. Every vendor publishes IP ranges because that is being abused, so read these as a floor with noise in it, never as an exact count.
This covers the pages we serve for you and nothing else. It says nothing about the rest of your site. We count from the moment your blog is served from here, and we keep 30 days, so a count that is still filling its first month rises whether or not anything changed.