Strajist AI
AI Visibility, AI Analytics, GEO,AEO
Title: We built a tool to track brand visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, and 6 other AI models. Here's why.
A few months ago I kept asking the same question: when someone asks ChatGPT "what's the best tool for X" does our brand even show up?
I had no way to answer it. Google Search Console tells you where you rank on Google. There's nothing equivalent for AI.
So we built Strajist.
The idea is simple: we run your tracked prompts against 8 AI models (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, Copilot, Google AI Overview, Google AI Mode) daily and show you:
- Whether your brand is mentioned and in what position
- How AI actually perceives your brand, including sentiment, descriptors and knowledge gaps
- How your competitors compare in the same prompts
- Which sources AI cites when recommending brands in your category
The last one surprised us the most. Understanding which websites AI models trust in your niche tells you exactly where to build authority. It's the GEO equivalent of backlink analysis.
We're early. The category is early. But the shift is happening whether brands are ready or not. B2B buyers are already using AI to research solutions, and most companies have zero visibility into that channel.
If you're curious, we have a 14-day free trial at strajist.ai. Happy to answer any questions about how we built it or what we've learned so far.
3 Comments
AI visibility + analytics is a growing space — are you already testing this with users, or still in the early build/validation phase?
Already testing with real users! A few B2B companies are on it and sharing feedback. Still early but the data is flowing and we're learning a lot. If you want to give it a try just search "Strajist" and there's a 7-day free trial, no credit card required.
Early B2B users are probably the best signal you can get at this stage. I’ve noticed with B2B tools the biggest challenge often isn’t building the product, but becoming part of someone’s workflow so they keep using it.
Have you found the main challenge so far to be getting users, onboarding them, or getting them to use it regularly?