Automate

Automated tracking

Every question is asked on your schedule across all platforms. No dashboards to babysit, no copy-pasting into chat windows.

  • Each question re-runs on a schedule and reschedules itself as its final step.
  • One shared web search per question, reused across providers rather than repeated.
  • A run that partially fails still counts — a single provider outage does not lose the cycle.

It runs whether or not anyone opens the dashboard

Manual checks produce anecdotes. A consistent daily sample produces a trend you can actually make decisions from.

See it in the live demo

Tracked prompts

Questions being asked across every enabled platform.

PromptMention rate

Best platform to deploy a Next.js app

Deployment
81.8%/11

Vercel vs Netlify for a growing startup

Comparisons
100%/8

Fastest way to get a React app into production

Deployment
75%/8

Best serverless hosting for a Node.js backend

Hosting
33.3%/3

Good alternatives to Heroku in 2026

Comparisons
50%/8
Sample data for a fictional brand. Not measured, and these brands are not customers.

How it works

01

Set the questions once

Add the questions your buyers ask. Onboarding suggests a starting set from your own site, which you can edit or replace.

02

They run on a cycle

Each question fans out to every enabled platform, then schedules its own next run as its last action — so there is no central job to fall over.

03

Results land continuously

Answers are stored raw first and enriched afterwards, so nothing is lost if analysis fails and everything is re-derivable.

What to act on

A metric that does not change a decision is a metric worth deleting. These are the ones that do.

A question stops being answered at all.
Worth knowing immediately — it usually means the phrasing stopped matching how the category is discussed.
Results swing sharply day to day.
Volatile questions are real signal about an unsettled category, not noise to be smoothed away.
A platform goes quiet.
Partial failures are tolerated and surfaced rather than hidden, so you can tell an outage from a genuine change.

Keep the loop connected

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It runs whether or not anyone opens the dashboard

Enter your domain and start tracking. One URL sets it up, and it runs every day on its own.