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When AI answers —
is it about you? Is it right?

Your customers now ask ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google’s AI Overviews who to call. The engine watches those answers across three genuinely different questions — and pushes corrections at the sources assistants actually cite.

Three layers

Three genuinely different questions.

“AI SEO” tools stop at the first one. The engine asks all three — because they lead to different actions.

> 01

Visibility

are you mentioned?

When assistants answer the questions your market asks, does your business appear at all — and how often, versus competitors? Mentions, citations, and your share of the answers, kept score over time.

> 02

Integrity

is it right?

A business cited in forty percent of answers with the wrong phone number in all of them is in worse shape than one cited in five percent with the right one. Every claim an assistant makes about you is checked against your own record.

> 03

Citations

where’s it coming from?

Which sources assistants pull from when they answer about you — and which of your own pages they link. That’s the layer you can act on: where to publish next, which listing to claim.

Answer integrity

Checked against your record.

What an assistant says about you is compared with what you told the engine — fact by fact:

> phone number> website> business name> address> city> postal code> open / closed> “they don’t offer that”
“Wrong” has to be earned> no close-enough thresholds

No fuzzy matching, no “probably”. When the engine isn’t confident, it says unverifiable instead of crying wolf — because a false alarm sends you to argue with a listing that was already correct, and the second time that happens you stop believing the screen.

No AI judges the check> mechanical comparison

“Does this match?” sounds like a question for AI — which would answer fluently and occasionally wrongly. Here the comparison is mechanical, against your own record. A guess never reaches your screen dressed as a finding.

Evidence you can act on> question · quote · your record

Every discrepancy arrives as a sentence you can use: the question asked, what the assistant said, and what your record says — something you can take straight to whoever manages your listings.

Citation intelligence

Every answer has a bibliography.

“Assistants answering about your business link to this directory, this manufacturer, this forum — and to one page of your own.” Now you know where to publish next and which listing to claim.

> the sourcesWhich domains come up

The places assistants actually draw from when they talk about you — counted honestly: a link repeated three times in one answer counts once.

> your shareHow often that’s you

How often your own site is among the sources — and which of your pages earn the links when it is.

> the moveThe page worth strengthening

The page assistants already cite is the page worth building up. Citation data feeds the same engine that writes, links, and refreshes your content.

Then it acts

Watching is half the job. Fixing is the other half.

> 01Corrected at the source

Wrong facts get fixed where assistants actually look — your site, your profile, the pages they cite — with every change going through your approval, like everything else the engine does.

> 02Missing presence gets built

Not mentioned at all? The engine builds the content and signals assistants draw from — the same pages that win regular search.

> 03Weekly scans keep score

The answers are re-checked on a schedule, so you can watch them change — in your decision log and your Friday report.

Everyone sells “AI SEO.”Almost nobody checks whether the AI is telling the truth about you.Mentions and accuracy are different problems. The engine works both.

Green light. The race is on.

First snapshot the same day you sign up — actions in your decision log within 72 hours, your first report that Friday.

starting at $499/mo · month to month · cancel from your dashboard