Follow what’s changing at Doclight, newest first. Dates are when each change was completed.
Looking for a guide? Visit the docsA new Package store in Settings lets you spend available account credit on a capacity package for one fixed, non-renewing term. Credit is the only payment method: mixed cash-plus-credit purchases are not supported. The store is off by default and appears only where the operator has enabled it.
You can delete a single question, a selection of questions, or all questions for a brand. Deleted questions stop running, while the answers already collected stay in your reports and history.
A new Live page shows requests from AI crawlers and agents as they arrive, with filters, pause and resume, and a connection status indicator. It refreshes by polling every five seconds, so it is near-real-time rather than instant. Agent identity is shown as observed but unverified.
You are now notified about sign-ins from a new device, when a report, website crawl or agent audit finishes with a usable result, and about teammate activity. Related teammate events are grouped, and only people entitled to see an event are notified.
Referral rewards are now handled by the backend: a referral qualifies after the referred person's first successful live payment, the referrer receives account credit once a hold period passes, and a refund of that payment reverses it. Discounts and reward values are set by the operator and are off by default; nothing is offered publicly until they are configured.
Capacity packages can be bought through a checkout that records a receipt first and grants capacity only after the payment provider's verified webhook arrives. Interrupted purchases are recovered automatically. Each package is its own recurring subscription and is available only once the operator has mapped it to a Lemon Squeezy variant.
Adding a brand now walks you through markets, languages, competitors and a review of the suggested questions before anything is saved. Additional brands do not use up the free scan, and questions stay paused until you explicitly choose to start measuring.
You can prove ownership of a domain with a DNS record, and a dedicated page shows the DNS check and the data connection as two separate states. Verified domains can also receive Cloudflare access logs through an authenticated endpoint, with setup documentation. Ownership verification alone does not produce traffic data, and log ingestion is off by default; its end-to-end check against Cloudflare is still pending.
The tracking script is now served by the Doclight backend with a configurable host and a publishable key tied to one brand. Browser pageviews are stored as their own evidence and are never mixed into crawler telemetry. The proposed cdn.doclight.app host has not been set up yet, so the script is not publicly available from that domain.
Your account now has a persistent notification inbox with read state, per-category preferences, and live delivery over WebSocket that reconnects automatically. Notifications remain available after you close the page.
Scoped API credentials are listed persistently and can be rotated one at a time. A full secret is shown only once, when it is created or rotated. Setup instructions now distinguish REST and MCP access, SDK ingestion and the legacy key.
Test messages for alerts and webhooks now report a clear delivered, failed or unknown outcome, and diagnostics for Slack and webhooks never reveal secrets. Email reports fall back to Resend when the primary mail route is unavailable. These improvements were checked with a local receiver, not a live Slack workspace or production report.
Settings is organised into categories with direct links to each section and a layout that works on mobile screens.
Every account has a stable referral code and a working signup link, and signups that use it are attributed to the referrer.
Account credit is now an auditable, append-only ledger with balances and a transaction history in your account. Credit is noncash and cannot be withdrawn as a payout.
Capacity can be added on top of your plan through packages that increase your effective limits. Packages need to be enabled by the operator and mapped to a billing variant, so none is available until then. Package prices are drafts, not public offers.
The automatic guided tour is gone. Onboarding is still available whenever you want it.
Provider rows in reports and shared reports now tell apart an answer that cites your brand from one with no link. This was verified with test fixtures; no earlier numbers needed to be repaired.
An analytics-first website that brings the product into view, with a clearer path from your first question to the evidence behind a metric.
This entry covers the marketing website. Dashboard data on the website is illustrative; it does not announce a new live analytics release.
Answers are now checked for your brand name as well as your domain, so a mention without a link counts. When an answer is a numbered list, your position in it is recorded. Mention rates appear on the dashboard and in competitor views.
Ask questions about your data in a conversation page. The assistant can add a long list of questions at once, including across several brands, and asks you to confirm before it changes anything.
Report emails can now be sent daily as well as weekly, on the schedule you choose.
Send AI agent requests from your own website to Doclight and see them in the dashboard. You can also cancel your subscription yourself in Settings; access continues until the end of the paid period.
Monthly and quarterly reports are archived and can be compared. Reports can be filtered by language and target market, and agencies can put their own name and colour on PDFs and shared reports. New alerts flag comparable visibility drops. Competitor deep dives show the sources and questions where a competitor appears and you do not. Recommendations show an evidence-support score. Scoped API keys open a versioned API, and an MCP server lets Claude Code and other MCP clients read your data.
Start a new measurement from the dashboard without waiting for the schedule, within a daily limit per plan.
Doclight turns crawl data, measurements and agent runs into recommended actions, each with the evidence behind it. The dashboard, reports and this site are available in English, Turkish, German and Spanish.
A bounded crawl of your site records technical issues such as broken internal links, noindex and canonical tags, and robots.txt rules that block AI answer crawlers. A read-only browser agent tries one task on your site and reports what happened.
A free, one-time check of how clearly an AI agent can read your website, at try.doclight.app. No account needed.
Full reports and competitor analysis pages in the dashboard, with each number shown next to the data it is based on.
Organise brands in workspaces, track the competitors you name, get suggested questions during onboarding, and receive email digests.
Doclight sends the questions you register to AI assistants on a schedule and records which sites each answer cites, so results can be compared over time.
Doclight started as AI crawler analytics and a one-time audit report. A single report could not show whether a change worked, which led to scheduled tracking.
Future published updates will appear here.