Does AI recommend you?
Ten prompts, four assistants, one honest baseline. This generates the questions your customers actually ask an AI, tells you exactly what to look for in the answers, and scores each engine separately. About twenty minutes. No account, no email, nothing leaves your browser.
Set up your baseline
Four details. Nothing is sent anywhere: this runs entirely in your browser and saves only to this device.
A business name is required to generate the prompts.
How this works, honestly
No API tells you whether ChatGPT recommends your business. Every tool claiming an AI visibility score is running prompts and reading the answers, which is what this does, except you keep the result and pay nothing. It takes about twenty minutes and gives you a real baseline to measure future work against.
The method
There is no API that reports whether ChatGPT recommends a business. Every product selling an AI visibility score is running prompts and reading the answers. This tool does the same thing, openly, and you keep the result.
The prompt set covers five intent types, because visibility fails for different reasons and each needs a different fix. Entity prompts test whether the model knows you exist at all. Category and local prompts test whether you make a shortlist. Problem prompts test whether you surface when a customer describes a need without naming your category. Comparison prompts test how you are positioned against a named rival.
Results are scored per engine and never blended. Published analysis finds roughly nine in ten cited pages appear in only one engine, and Google's own AI Overviews and AI Mode agree on only a small minority of their citations. A single combined score would be averaging measurements that are not comparable.
Being named and being cited are recorded separately, because an assistant can recommend a business while quoting somebody else's page about it. That is a different problem with a different fix, and collapsing the two hides it.