Your brand hub

Every brand you check or report on has a brand hub for each market: its AI Visibility checks and its sentiment reports on one page. Open it from Your brands on your home page, by typing the brand in the search at the top, or from Brand hub on the Sentiment list, under a report's title, or under AI checks. Each check and report keeps its own full page too: Open the full check and Open the full report in the hub take you there. It uses results you already have: nothing in it is charged except the buttons that say they write something.

The menu

• Overview: a summary of both products in one read, tiles with trend lines for each (AI visibility score, named first, named at all, described positively, pages read, sites cited; public sentiment with its word, sources read, your share of the conversation, the gap to the best rival, buying intent), what's next, rival moves, insights, strengths and weak spots, and the trends.
• AI answers: each assistant, rivals (with a trophy for the brand AI rates best on each theme, and the tone AI uses on questions that do not name you), every question (with Strong, Weak and Missing tabs, and what buyers ask by topic and intent), and the sites AI cites: every site the assistants cited and every page they read in the check (the Sites cited and Pages AI read tiles open these two lists, each with CSV and Excel), the sites cited most across all your checks, and the outlets the assistants trust most.
• Question research: the questions real people asked in the threads the check read and the report collected (Reddit, Quora, forums, Q&A sites), the words the assistants added to your questions when they searched, and Get question ideas for your next check (about a cent a press, 20 a day). No bought data.
• AI-cited media: the news and media articles the assistants read about you, most used first, with each outlet's size. Find the writers reads the byline of up to 25 articles from their own pages, so you know whom to pitch.
• Your website: the visitors the assistants send you (a Google Analytics export) and the AI crawlers that read your pages (a server log, read on your own computer, or Cloudflare), the same cards as on the check's page.
• What people say: themes and tone (with the words people use about you, word for word), platforms and sources (with the outlets behind the report by size, and the sources the AI assistants also read), reviews (the star ratings each report read on Trustpilot, Google, the App Store, Google Play, Amazon and the other review sites, report by report, and employee ratings apart), people who talk about you (the voices each report named, the ones that come back first, and where they talk), audience, buying intent, and rivals (how often each brand is talked about against how kindly, and what each is praised and criticised for).
• AI vs real people: what the assistants repeat, miss or say that people do not.
• Fix it: one list of what to do: the AI check's to-dos, pages to publish with their drafts, your site page by page, the report's alerts and plan, and public reply drafts for the worst complaints.
• History: what changed, every check and report, and every market.
• Reports: one PDF for your client with both products, downloads, the report builder and emailed PDFs; see Report builder and scheduled PDFs.

Share it with a client

Share with a client at the top of the hub makes a read-only link to the brand's dashboard: its newest AI check and sentiment report, kept up to date as new ones arrive, under your name and logo when white-labelling is on. Your client needs no account and sees no answers or posts behind the numbers, no downloads, no website figures and nothing that writes or spends. Stop sharing closes the link at once; Clients lists every brand you share.

One set of filters

The bar at the top works for both products: the market, the AI check and the sentiment report to show the page as of, one assistant, one platform (Reddit, news, the App Store...), consumers only or everyone, and the rivals to follow. A filtered view is a link you can bookmark or send.

A brand with only one product shows a card to run the other in place of its pages.

See what is behind a number

Most numbers have an Answers or Posts button: it opens a panel with the AI answers or the report's rows and quotes behind that number. Every table has CSV and Excel buttons; the files follow the same rules as the report's own downloads (no YouTube video rows, no post text from X or Instagram).

What costs something

Two buttons write with AI, from figures already counted: Write a summary (one read across the check and the report, ten a day) and Write insights for this report (on reports made before November 2026; newer ones come with them). Draft a reply writes a public reply to one of the report's own complaints, ten a report. Get question ideas suggests questions for your next check, 20 a day. All four are included; none uses a credit. Find the writers reads article pages, no AI, 10 presses a day.