Score strip
The visibility score is the share of question and assistant pairs that named you, from 0 to 100. Next to it: how many questions named you on at least one assistant, how many assistants were checked, and how many competitors were named.
The mirror moment
The verbatim answer each assistant gave to "What do you know about you?", followed by a claims audit. Every statement is marked correct, wrong, unsupported, or missing. Wrong and missing facts are the fastest fixes you will find; they almost always mean a fact is not stated in plain text anywhere a crawler reads.
Your questions
The grid of questions against assistants. A tick means you were named, with your position; a cross means you were not; the last column shows who was named instead. On the dashboard the grid also shows tone: a caveat, a neutral mention, or an answer that advised against you.
Who AI recommends
Every brand recommended across the answers, how often, their average position, and the reasons assistants credit them for. The reason gap below it lists phrases winners are credited for that your site never says, with the page that should say them.
Sources
The pages the assistants read or cited: review sites, directories, best-of lists, forums, news, docs. For the top lists we fetch the page and check whether you and your rivals are actually on it. This is where "get listed on" tasks come from.
Technical audit
Seventeen checks on your site, from whether AI crawlers are allowed in to whether pricing is readable as text, scored as the readiness score. Local businesses get eight extra checks on city, address, hours, phone, map, booking and schema.
Do these next
The ranked task list. Impact reflects how directly the fix affects being named. Each task states its evidence from your own scan.
Drafts
llms.txt, structured data and a FAQ block generated from your site's facts. Copy them, check every value, and publish.