Be findable wherever people look
Paste a link — a homepage, a landing page, an App Store or Play listing, or just the product name. We check every place someone could look for what you sell — the answer an AI gives, the search result, the store listing, the page they land on — and tell you where you are missing.
Free. No signup. No card. About a minute.
One surface, live — a buyer asks an AI
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What you get
An answer engine, a search result, an app store, the page itself. One scan covers all of them — these are the real figures from a real listing. Open any row to see the working.
One square per buyer-intent question, per engine. Twelve questions, twelve blanks — and Google Translate took all twelve. The hollow square is the one query where a rival is cited and you are not, which makes it the one worth taking first.
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Every square opens the answer behind it, with the pages the model read listed underneath. Fifty-six domains got quoted for these questions and yours was not one of them. That list is the outreach list — to be cited you have to be on the pages the engine already reads.
Counted from the products each answer puts in bold — the engine's own emphasis is its recommendation. Orange is a rival you had never named, which is most of them: eleven of the twelve were not on anybody's competitor list.
Store search is its own discovery surface with its own rules: idle characters in the name, an unused short description, slots you never filled. And the screenshots — measured per third of the frame, because a caption that dissolves in the search grid is a caption nobody read. Works on your competitors too; none of it needs credentials.
Ranked, then packed into days or weeks by the hours each one really takes. Each carries the evidence behind it, how you will know it is done, and the mistake people make doing it. When nothing is failing it switches to extend-and-defend rather than inventing work.
How it works
A store link resolves to the product behind it — the app and the website on its listing — so you get both halves, not an audit of Apple’s page.
Buyer‑intent questions and a real competitor set, derived from your own page. You type nothing.
Every question, every engine, and we keep the answers so you can audit the score.
Why trust the number
A rate measured over an unknown sample is not a measurement. So the denominator is on the page: how many calls were made, how many came back, and what share of the checklist could actually be determined.
The report
Every panel below is a capture of one live scan of a real App Store listing — the report as it arrives, not a mockup of it. Switch the plan to see exactly where the line falls.
Free and paid are different scans, not the same scan with rows greyed out. The free run asked five questions; the paid run asked twelve, and the plan it cut is longer because there was more measured to act on. Paid ceilings are higher than this scan used — fifty questions, every engine — but a ceiling is not a screenshot, so we are showing you the scan.
Pricing
Free
$0
Starter
$49 / mo
Growth · recommended
$149 / mo
Agency
$399 / mo
Every plan is generated from your own scan and re-cut each time it runs. When nothing is failing it switches to extend-and-defend: queries a rival owns, sources the engines already read, and holding the position you have.
Questions
No. Type a domain and the scan runs. You get a private link to the report. An account only matters when you want the site watched over time.
We read your page and derive the questions a buyer would type before they had heard of you, plus a real competitor set. You can replace both on a paid plan, and we always show you the list — a score is only as honest as the questions behind it.
Claude and Gemini today, with web search on. The report states which engines ran and how many cells returned data. If an engine rate‑limits us mid‑scan we say so rather than quietly shrinking the sample.
Too little of the checklist could be determined to score it honestly, usually because no data sources are connected yet. We would rather show you the gap than a confident number computed from a fifth of the evidence.
No. SEO tools stop at whether a page is well‑built. This also asks whether answer engines recommend you, whether the page converts when someone lands, and whether your store listing earns the install. One funnel, usually broken in different places.
No signup, no card, and the report is yours to keep.