In build
One number, tracked, instead of a check you run once.
The free audit answers whether you are cited today. The dashboard answers whether that is getting better — twenty prompts across six answer engines, re-run on a schedule, with every raw response kept.
It is not open yet. There is no trial, no demo account and no date being promised here — when it opens, the people on this list hear first.
Measured across 6 answer engines
What is being built
Six things, and nothing that needs you to take our word for it.
Twenty prompts, six engines
The free audit runs 25 queries on one engine. The dashboard runs twenty prompts across all six, so you can see which engines already recommend you and which have never heard of you — they disagree more than most people expect.
Re-run on a schedule
The same prompt set, re-run weekly against a stored baseline. Answer engines resample every time they are asked, so a single check proves nothing; a line over eight weeks proves something.
The competitor gap, tracked
Three competitors scored on the identical queries, moving over time next to you. A citation rate on its own is a number. Next to the brand taking your answer, it is a brief.
Every raw response kept
The full answer, the prompt, the engine and the timestamp behind each count. A finding you can re-read is worth more than a dashboard you have to trust.
Sources cited instead of you
Which domains each engine actually pulled from, ranked by how often. That list is the outreach plan — it is the shortest route from invisible to cited.
Alerts when the number moves
One email when your citation rate changes materially, or when a competitor overtakes you on a query you used to own. Not a weekly digest nobody opens.
What you can have today.
A free GEO audit on your own domain: 25 buy-intent questions, your citation rate, the competitor gap, and the domains cited instead of you. It is run by hand and comes back within one working day.
Hear first when it opens.
One email when the dashboard is live. If you would rather talk about the work itself, tell us what you need.