Pivoted my AI visibility tool from dashboard to weekly citation task list — MVP live ($29/mo)
I'm building in the GEO/AI search space and just pivoted the MVP based on early feedback.
Most tools answer: 'Is ChatGPT/Perplexity mentioning us?'
The narrower (and more useful) question for operators: 'Which prompt are we losing, who's getting cited instead, and what exact content fix (FAQ/schema/comparison table/internal links) wins it back?'
The report delivers:
Prompt-to-page diagnosis
Competitor evidence
Priority tasks with copy-ready briefs you can hand to a writer/assistant
Positioning: Turn AI search gaps into weekly content wins. Built for SMBs/founders who need execution, not more analytics.
MVP demo (sample data): https://citelens.app
Live checks coming for early users.
Would this be useful for your content/SEO workflow, or does it still feel too close to existing GEO tools? Feedback welcome . especially on pricing/tasks volume."
Post in relevant threads too (e.g., reply to the "stopped losing clients to AI search" or "AI citation tracking" posts). Include screenshots of the demo report/tasks if possible
Quick datapoint from today:
Ran 4 CRM prompts through ChatGPT.
HubSpot showed up as the top recommendation in 3 of them.
Salesforce didn’t win any outright.
What stood out:
AI clearly favors simple positioning + clear free-tier messaging.
This is why I’m leaning toward task-based output instead of dashboards.. the actionable part becomes obvious pretty fast.
Thinking each report should basically say:
“Here’s the exact page + fix to win this prompt.”
Feels way more usable than just “you were mentioned X times.”
Appreciate this.. you nailed the core shift. The prompt-to-page diagnosis is the product, the score is just the hook. Staying on CiteLens for now, Xevoa noted for later
You narrowed it in the right direction.
“AI visibility” is interesting.
“Which prompt are we losing, who’s getting cited instead, and what exact content gap caused it?” is operational.
That shift is the product.
CiteLens is clear enough for now, but if this keeps moving toward serious search-intelligence infra, the product likely outgrows the current name.
Xevoa.com would carry that category better if you keep pushing toward operator-grade GEO intelligence instead of staying framed as a visibility tool.