Weekly read
Know every Monday whether AI answers name you or your rivals
Stop guessing from one screenshot. Each week you get one sentence and three numbers: how often ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI answers name you when buyers choose, how that compares with your rivals, and whether the change is real or chance.
The problem
“Is ChatGPT recommending us, or them?”
Ask an assistant yourself and you get one answer, on one day. Ask again and it changes. A screenshot can't tell you whether you lost ground or got a different roll.
Keats asks every question on every assistant every week, three times on most, and marks each change against its normal swing. You only react to moves that happened, and you can tell your boss which ones those are.
The trend, with its noise band
Each week is a point and the shaded band is the noise.
By assistant, and against your rivals
How often each assistant names you and cites your site, beside the rivals named most in buying answers.
What changed, and what to do next
Questions that crossed their aim, rivals or assistants that moved beyond their noise, and the one action most likely to recover visibility.
For your agent
What your agent does with it
Ask once and get the week in a paragraph: where you stand, which questions are furthest from their aim, and the one piece of work to do next. Across several brands, it tells you which one needs you first.
You ask it
“Run this week's Keats review for SIE.”
No agent? The same work is in the app, for your team to do by hand.
See it on your own brand
Request early access, and Keats asks the assistants your buyers' questions from your first week.