AI tools
How AI answers talk about your brand
Ranking in Google and being named by ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini are different questions. A brand can rank first and still be missing from the answer an AI assistant gives. These tools ask the models directly: whether they name you, how they describe you, which sources they lean on, and whether they can read your site at all.
What AI says about you
Ask the models your buyers use and read what comes back: who gets named, recommended and cited.
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Ask the models your buyers use and read what comes back: who gets named, recommended and cited.
State Of The LLM Union
Ask AI models the same prompts in each English-language market and count how often they name your brand versus your competitors — once, or tracked every week so you can watch it change. Your brand and competitors are colour-coded right inside each answer.
- ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Llama, Mistral and Google AI Overviews side by side
- Mention rate, list position and cited sources for you and each competitor
- Weekly tracking keeps every run, with a trend chart
No access code needed — open to anyone.
Search on / off
Ask AI models one question twice — once from their own knowledge, once with web search on — and see which brands and sources the search brings in, and whether yours is one of them.
- ChatGPT, Claude, Llama and Mistral, each asked twice both ways
- Each brand's share of answers with search off and on, side by side
- The sites the answers cite once they search, and every answer to read in full
No access code needed — open to anyone.
LLM Time Machine
Ask one prompt to several models of the same AI family — Claude, ChatGPT or Perplexity — and read the answers side by side. See whether older or smaller models know your brand, and which version names you and your competitors.
- Each family's models compared on the same prompt, with the cost and speed of every answer
- Web search off by default, so you see what each model already knows about you
- Your brand and competitors colour-coded inside each answer
No access code needed — open to anyone.
AI brand mentions
Does an AI even mention your brand when someone asks it a category question — checked against real, live-grounded Gemini answers, not a guess about what a chatbot might say.
- Up to 5 of your own category or comparison questions, each run 3 times
- Mention rate per question, plus the actual search queries and sources behind each answer
- Grounded in real Google Search results, not just the model's training data
No access code needed — open to anyone.
Brand sentiment
Not "does an AI bring you up unprompted" — when someone asks an AI assistant about your brand by name, what does it actually say? A fixed panel of direct questions, scored so the silence rate is visible on its own.
- 5 direct questions, each asked 3 times, currently against Gemini (grounded in real Google Search)
- Every answer classified positive, neutral, negative, or not mentioned — with the real answer shown as evidence, never just a score
- Built to add ChatGPT and Claude as they become available, without changing the report format
No access code needed — open to anyone.
Brand questions
What is Google actually finishing when someone starts typing your brand name? Real autocomplete data, grouped so the "is it a scam" questions are apart from the "where do I log in" ones.
- Sweeps ~24 brand-focused patterns — complaints, trust, comparisons, pricing, account/support
- Pulled live from Google and YouTube's own autocomplete, deduped and ranked by how often each one comes up
- An animated question wheel plus a full readable list — tap any question to copy it
- Optional: add real search volume, CPC and genuine Google "People Also Ask" questions for a market of your choice
No access code needed — open to anyone.
Does AI recommend your app?
Ask ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity the questions people ask when they need an app like yours, and see whether they recommend it, where it ranks, and who they recommend instead.
- Buyer questions drafted from your App Store listing, never naming your app
- Your place in every answer, side by side with the apps Apple lists as similar to yours
- The pages Perplexity built its answers from: where to get your app mentioned
No access code needed — open to anyone.
Make sure AI can read you
Free checks and files that decide whether AI crawlers can reach your site and understand it.
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Free checks and files that decide whether AI crawlers can reach your site and understand it.
AI crawler access checker
Is your own robots.txt quietly blocking ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity from reading your site? A blocked crawler is often the real reason a brand never gets mentioned by name.
- Checks GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended and more, one by one
- Flags whether you have an llms.txt file, and previews it if you do
- Reads your robots.txt directly — nothing is crawled or changed
No access code needed — open to anyone.
llms.txt generator
A curated map of your site for AI assistants to read — the same idea as robots.txt or a sitemap, but written for language models instead of crawlers. Fill in a form, copy the file.
- Site summary, extra context, and any number of linked sections — Docs, Products, Guides, whatever fits
- Follows the real llms.txt convention, including the "Optional" section models can skip if short on room
- “Fill from my website” drafts every section from your homepage, sitemap and key pages — or fill it in by hand
No access code needed — open to anyone.
Lil Rag Chunker
Turn your website into RAG-ready chunks for your own chatbot, Custom GPT or AI assistant, then test which chunk answers your buyers’ questions.
- Reads pages like an AI crawler, cleans them and splits them by heading: small, medium or large chunks, with context and overlap
- One ZIP, shaped for ChatGPT, Claude, Intercom, Chatbase, a vector database or your own website, with a step-by-step install guide
- A retrieval test on the same pages: answered, weak or not on your pages, for each question
Free for up to 10 pages. Bigger sites, JavaScript rendering and AI-written answers need an access code.
Tools are free and access is by request while they're new — mostly so we can keep the data costs sane. Get in touch and we'll send you a code.