Know what AI engines say about you before your customers do.

Problem 1

AI defamation is a real risk now.

Buyers, partners, and hires ask AI engines about you before they ever reach your site. If an engine repeats a false claim, a hit piece, or a competitor's smear, that becomes the first thing people learn. You cannot fix what you cannot see.

Problem 2

Bad information compounds.

One wrong answer gets cited by another engine, repeated in a Reddit thread, and pulled into the next round of training data. What starts as a single bad post turns into the consensus answer about you. The longer it sits, the harder it is to undo.

Problem 3

Mean time to detect is weeks.

Most operators find out about a reputation problem long after it started, usually because a customer mentions it. By then the story has spread across platforms. Cutting detection from weeks to hours is the difference between a quick fix and a cleanup job.

Feature 1 of 6

5 AI engines monitored

Watches ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity for what they say about you and your business. You see how every major engine answers when someone asks about your name, your company, or your category.

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Threat detection

Flags defamation, negative sentiment, and AI hallucinations as they surface across Trustpilot, Reddit, X, and LinkedIn. You get told what changed and where, not a generic alert with no context.

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Crisis playbook

When a real fire shows up, you get a step-by-step response plan: what to say, where to say it, and the order to do it in. No staring at a blank screen while a bad story spreads.

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Schema and Wikidata generator

Builds the structured data that tells AI engines who you actually are. Generates schema.org markup and Wikidata entries so engines pull from clean facts instead of guessing.

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Approval queue, not auto-publish

Every drafted response waits for your sign-off. Nothing goes out in your name without you reading it first. You stay in control of the words that represent you.

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Runs inside Claude

Installs as one plugin in Claude. No new dashboard to learn, no extra login, no team to manage. You work where you already work and the monitoring runs in the background.

Which AI engines and platforms do you monitor?

Five AI engines: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Perplexity. Plus review and social platforms: Trustpilot, Reddit, X, and LinkedIn. You see what each one says about you in one place.

How does detection actually work?

The plugin checks how engines and platforms describe you on a regular schedule, compares it to what came before, and flags defamation, negative sentiment, and AI hallucinations. You get told what changed and where.

Does it post anything automatically?

No. It drafts responses and puts them in an approval queue. Nothing goes out in your name until you read it and approve it. You stay in control of every word.

What is the crisis playbook?

When a real reputation fire is detected, you get a step-by-step response plan: what to say, where to say it, and the order to do it in. It turns a panic moment into a checklist.

What does the schema and Wikidata generator do?

It builds the structured data that tells AI engines who you are. Clean schema.org markup and Wikidata entries give the engines accurate facts to pull from, so they stop guessing or repeating bad information.

Who is this for?

SMB operators: founders, solo consultants, agency owners, and creators who care what AI engines and review sites say about their business but cannot afford a $5,000 to $10,000 a month PR firm.

How do I install it?

It runs as one plugin inside Claude. You install it once and the monitoring runs in the background. No separate dashboard, no extra login, no team to manage. Setup takes a couple of minutes.

How does billing and the trial work?

Start with a 7-day free trial. After that it is $49 a month. Cancel anytime, no contract and no minimum term.