You can now add your own notes to the trend charts in Site Analytics — mark a product launch, a campaign, a PR hit — and they'll appear alongside the markers Pendium already places for published posts, site changes, and visibility scans. Click any marker to see what happened on that day.
The Analytics Overview now leads with the most active AI-and-page pair from the past week: something like "ChatGPT read your FAQ page 13 times while answering people." The monthly recap email picks up the same signal, naming the assistant and page that were most active over the last 30 days. The Pages tab now shows, for each page, how often an AI read it and sent someone to it, how often it was cited in visibility scans, and flags pages that AI assistants open but never cite — a useful gap to close.
Getting full-site AI traffic data is easier depending on how your site is built. Cloudflare DNS users can deploy a small Worker to count AI crawlers and answer-driven visits across the whole site, no subpath required. WordPress sites can install the Pendium plugin instead, with steps you can forward to whoever manages the site. Pendium now detects your platform and whether you have a Google Analytics tag, then surfaces the right setup path for your situation.
On the performance side, metered AI calls now record usage and deduct from your balance in a single database operation instead of two — which also means a call can no longer be logged without being charged. Background jobs like post generation and page cache warming now run consecutive steps inside one request, cutting unnecessary round trips. Agent chat now works correctly for teammates on a brand whose owner has an enterprise or admin override, even when the owner's stored plan shows as Free.