The dashboard fits on a single screen: the essentials of your AI visibility at a glance, and a link to the details on every card. It updates automatically after each new analysis.
Every figure and chart carries a small ⓘ icon: hover it (or tap it on mobile) to see exactly what it measures and over which period.
The three key figures
| Card | What it measures |
|---|---|
| Mention rate | The share of AI answers that name you, over the last 90 days. |
| Share of voice | Your share of all brand citations in the answers, competitors included. |
| Your rank | Your place among the cited brands, and the brand just ahead of you. |
The first two cards show a trend pill: the gap in points versus the previous 90 days. It does not appear when the comparison is meaningless (not enough history yet, for example).
Your visibility vs. your competitors
The curve follows your mention rate and that of your four most-cited competitors, at each analysis over the last 90 days. Each brand's logo and current value are written at the end of its line; hover a point to see that date in detail. See details opens Overall visibility › Citation rate.
Your mention rate by AI
One row per assistant (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity…), from the one that mentions you most to the one that mentions you least, with its trend and a small trend curve. From four tracked assistants, the rows become more compact so everything fits on the screen.
The only filter: the market
If your brand tracks several markets (a country + a language, e.g. Belgium · Dutch), a Market menu appears at the top of the page. The per-AI curves are only recorded across all markets: when a specific market is selected, they are hidden and the ⓘ explains why.
Details by period, assistant or topic live on the Overall visibility, Prompts and AI Models pages.
Filtering by persona
On the Visibility, Prompts, AI models, Competitors, Sources and Products pages, a Persona menu appears from your first completed analysis and lists the audience profiles your analyses were launched with ("No persona" included). It restricts the figures to analyses launched with that persona. History curves do not follow this filter: they cover all your analyses, and the curve's ⓘ says so; on AI models, the per-AI curve is hidden while a persona is selected. At the bottom of the analysis pages, the By persona card compares personas side by side; under 10 answers it shows "—" and "too few answers".
If no AI mentions you yet
When your brand has been measured but appears in no answer, a line says so above the figures, names the brands the AI assistants recommend instead, and leads to your action plan (Opportunities). As long as no answer has been analysed, nothing is shown: not being measured yet is not a zero.
At the top of every page
- Brand — if your account tracks several brands, a menu lets you switch between them.
- Bell — leads to your alerts; the badge shows the number of unread alerts.
- Launch an analysis — see Launch a campaign.
- ⋯ (dashboard) — share your results and export a CSV report (PRO and above); PDF export is paused for now.
Tip: If the dashboard is empty, run a first analysis with Launch an analysis.