Platform AI Radar

If AI doesn't mention you, customers can't choose you

Ask real domestic and global AI engines on a schedule; monitor mention rate, ranking and source composition of your brand, products and key entities — accumulated into a trackable visibility profile.

What it solves
  • A customer no longer gets a page of search results — they get one answer AI has already written for them.
  • Which engines mention you, where you rank, whose content they cite — most brands have no idea.
  • Spending on instinct is fighting on a battlefield you cannot see.
How it works
  • Dual engine matrix: OpenAI, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and more overseas + Doubao, DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen, Tencent Yuanbao and more in China — covered by one platform.
  • Multi-round sampling with methodology management: every metric carries a denominator; unsampled items are honestly marked "no data" instead of a misleading 0%.
  • Competitor comparison on the same question: brand vs rivals mention side by side.
  • Engine source composition: which websites the AI answers cite, and how much of that is yours.
  • AI crawler monitoring: identify visits from 16 named AI crawlers.
Capabilities

Everything in the radar maps to a concrete action

Multi-engine visibility profiles

Separate profiles per engine: mention rate, ranking, recommendation rate and top-answer rate over time, with trends you can revisit.

Definition: every rate carries its denominator; engines without samples show "no data yet", never a misleading 0%.

Competitor same-question comparison

Your brand and competitors side by side on the same questions — see exactly which questions and which engines create the gap.

Source composition analysis

Which websites AI answers cite, how much of it is your own content, and which layer sources come from (owned / media / community).

AI crawler radar

Identify visits from 16 named AI crawlers to your website, and compare against robots.txt — flagging crawlers you meant to block that got through, and those you meant to allow that never showed up.

Negative and anomaly alerts

Sudden mention drops, negative descriptions or declining description accuracy trigger alerts, with archived evidence.

Fixed question-set retests

The same question set is retested periodically to compare before/after changes; when sampling conditions (engines / models / settings) change, results are marked "not comparable" instead of forcing a curve.

Coverage

15 engines covered, one methodology across markets

9 China engines covered:

豆包 DeepSeek Kimi 腾讯混元 通义千问 百度 AI 搜索 智谱 GLM 文心一言 腾讯元宝

6 global engines:

OpenAI Perplexity Gemini Claude Grok (xAI) Mistral

Names and counts are computed from the engine registry — the same source as the homepage stats band, the free check and plan engine ranges.

Demo workspace

The dashboard you see after sign-in

These four panels are the core views of the tenant "AI visibility" workspace (demo data here). Real numbers come from sampling on your own projects: every chart carries denominators and sample sizes, with definitions identical to the console.

Multi-engine visibility matrix

Demo data
Engine Samples Visibility Top 1 Top 3
豆包 128 41.7% 12.5% 38.3%
DeepSeek 116 38.2% 10.3% 35.8%
Kimi 104 35.5% 9.6% 33.1%
腾讯混元 92 29.8% 7.7% 27.6%
通义千问 84 27.4% 6.9% 24.9%
百度 AI 搜索 76 24.6% 5.8% 22.3%
智谱 GLM 64 22.1% 5.2% 19.8%
文心一言 58 18.6% 4.1% 16.2%
腾讯元宝 52 16.3% 3.4% 14.7%
OpenAI 44 13.8% 2.6% 11.9%
Perplexity 38 11.2% 1.9% 9.6%
Gemini Engine not covered in this sampling group
Claude Engine not covered in this sampling group
Grok (xAI) Engine not covered in this sampling group
Mistral Engine not covered in this sampling group

Engine names match the live registry; the values are demo. Real definition: visibility is per-engine over its valid samples, and an engine that was never sampled shows "no data" rather than 0% — "not measured" and "measured at zero" are opposite findings.

Visibility trend with confidence band

Demo data
W1 W12 50%

The center line is weekly visibility; the band is the rolling 7-day range (demo). Single snapshots mislead: the same question gets different answers on different engines at different moments — so you read trends.

Three visibility layers

Demo data
AI mentions 51.8%
AI citations 34.2%
Search visits 12.6%

Three layers are three independent layers, not a funnel: mentioned by AI ≠ cited by AI ≠ visited from search. Numerators and denominators are disclosed per layer in the console.

You vs competitors vs industry baseline

Demo data
Your brand 38.4%
Competitor A 45.1%
Competitor B 29.7%
Competitor C 22.0%

Bars show brand visibility; the gray band is an industry reference range (P25–P75, demo). When the baseline sample is insufficient it is downgraded to "for reference only" — no conclusions.

Definitions match the console exactly: denominator = valid samples, zero-sample shows "no data", mixed capture methods never merge into one trend line. All figures here are demo; sign in to see your project's real data.

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