Frequently asked questions

When you ask it, it has your history, your location, your habits. It answers you. We ask the same question with no past and no profile, so the answer can be compared from one week to the next.

If you put your name in the question, the AI will almost always find you. That says nothing about how often you come up. What counts is what it answers a visitor who doesn’t know you yet and only describes what they need.

Same question, same wording, same time of week. That’s what makes a change readable: if the number moves, the world moved, not the way we asked.

Because the answer changes with the place. Asked with no place, the question often brings up the big global names; asked for a country, a state or a city, it brings up the sites from there. You choose: everywhere, or as precise as you like.

No mark out of a hundred. On two questions a number would mean nothing — we’d rather show you the answers.

No. Classic search optimisation targets a list of links; here, an AI writes an answer and brings out a few sites. The rules aren’t the same, and most of the old tactics don’t carry over — repeating keywords, for instance, has a negative effect.

The free analysis: under a minute, a first fact in under ten seconds. Tracking over time: a few minutes to confirm your details, then everything runs without you.

We read your site’s public pages, nothing else. A free-scan visitor’s network address is never kept in clear text. The AIs’ answers are kept as is so you can read them again.