Improving your visibility

The fix list, wrong facts, and where AI gets its answers.

• Actions

  What the Actions page lists, what each fix type means, and how impact and effort are worked out.

• Accuracy and brand facts

  How the app finds wrong statements about your brand and how to record why the engine got it wrong.

• Sources and competitors

  Where AI gets its answers, how competitors are compared, and how to find pages worth getting onto.

• View as competitor

  See the Overview figures for any brand you track, and the prompts where it beats you.

• Site check

  Technical checks on your website that decide whether AI bots can read it, with a one-line fix for each problem.

• Allow KlientBrainBot on your site

  The name our site check uses when it reads your site, so you can let it through a firewall, CDN or country redirect.

• Sources by host

  The websites AI cites, grouped by full host, so blog.example.com shows apart from example.com.

• Bot view

  Compare what an AI crawler sees on a page of your site with what a person sees, side by side.

• Influence score

  How much AI leans on a cited website: the prompts that cite it, times how consistently their answers do.

• Ads opportunities

  The prompts where rivals run ads in AI answers and the answers do not name you, ranked, with a draft ad group for each.

• Opportunity size

  A score from 0 to 100 per prompt: how much search demand it has, times how often AI answers leave you out.

• Content that needs JavaScript

  See how much of a page only appears after JavaScript runs, and what to do about it.

• Ask AI

  Ask about your data in plain language from any page, and use recipes, skills, memory, charts, saved tables and approved changes.

• Competitor lists, names and domains

  Control which brands count, how your brand and your competitors' names are matched, and which websites belong to them.

• Source details

  Page types, bookmarks, your own categories, sentiment, page details, pages retrieved but not cited, and the other extras on Sources.

• Fix with AI

  Draft a fix, an outreach email or a pitch from an action, approve it yourself, undo it, and see which fix types appear on Actions.

• Work on actions together

  Assign actions, comment with @-mentions, add your own tasks, send an action to Linear or Jira, and find what changed and why.

• Content briefs and brand facts

  Brief a writer from your answers, build brand facts from a document, keep files for Ask AI, and trace a wrong claim to its pages.

• Send changed pages to search engines (IndexNow)

  Make a key, upload one small file to your site, then send the pages of a finished fix to search engines so they are picked up sooner.

• Brands cited alongside you

  Which brands and websites show up in the same AI answers as yours, ranked.

• Use KlientBrain next to your SEO plugin (WordPress)

  See which SEO plugins your WordPress site runs, and choose who handles llms.txt, schema and AI crawler rules.

• Compare your page with the winning page

  Put one of your pages beside the page an answer cites, and see where theirs is ahead.

• Competitor page changes

  Watch up to five public competitor pages and see what changed each week.

• Own source impact

  How often you are named in answers that cite your own site, against answers that do not.

• Prompt diffs in the searches an engine ran

  See which words an engine added or dropped when it searched for your prompt.

• Source tags and changing a source's type

  Change how a website is classified, and tag websites and pages to filter Sources.

• AI bot access compared with competitors

  See which AI bots your robots.txt and your competitors' allow or block, and how yours changed.

• Test one address for AI bots

  Type any web address and see which AI bots its robots.txt allows or blocks for that page.

• Recommended JSON-LD for a page

  Copy ready-made structured data for a page the site check has read, with a check that it is valid.

• Rewrite a page for a prompt

  Give one of your own pages and a level, then apply or dismiss each suggested change and copy the page. Nothing is published.

• Agent standards

  Whether your site has the five files that tell AI agents what it offers and how they may use it.

• Write with AI

  Draft a page from a content brief and your brand facts, then edit it beside a live score. Nothing is published.

• Brand voice and default instructions

  Set how your brand sounds and what every draft should do, once per project. Added to every Write with AI and Fix with AI draft.

• Landing page from a gap question

  Draft a landing page for a question where engines do not cite you, edit it, and download it as one HTML file. Nothing is published.

• Content review score

  The 0 to 100 score beside a draft, including three rows that check it against what the engines cite for your questions.

• Document editor

  Ask for edit suggestions on a Write with AI draft and apply or dismiss each, and leave comments on passages.

• Keyword and competitor research in Ask AI

  Ask Ask AI what a site ranks for, who ranks for a search, or for keyword ideas, and it looks them up in Google for you.

• Review list

  Where anything that would leave the app waits for an Admin to approve or reject it, such as an email or a send to another app.

• Edits keep the original beside them

  When you edit a Fix with AI draft, an Edited tag and an Original fold-out keep the model's wording one tap away.

• Site authority

  How strongly other sites link to each website AI cites, and which cited sites are not worth pitching.

• Fix with AI - Approve first or Do it

  Choose whether Fix with AI waits for your Approve or applies a finished draft at once, and how to undo one.

• Ask AI - auto-approve actions

  Let Ask AI apply the changes you ask for without an Approve card, and what still waits for you.

• Results

  How the Results card on the Actions page tells you whether a fix you marked done worked, and what each result means.

• Site check fixes in Actions

  How problems found by your Site check appear as fixes on the Actions page, where they are placed, and which checks become fixes.

• Readiness points per fix

  What the green readiness points on a site fix and the Progress bar above the Actions list mean, and how they are worked out.

• The chart in each action

  The small line chart inside an open action: how often you were named on that action's own prompts, check by check.

• Task priority, subtasks and suggested tasks

  Give each task a priority, break it into a checklist, and turn the week's top opportunities into tasks.

• Agent activity list

  One list on the Actions page of everything Fix with AI drafts have been approved, rejected, reverted or sent, with Revert where it can still be undone.

• Citation changes

  See which websites AI cites more, less, newly or no longer, against the previous period, with the top winners and losers.

• Sources filters

  Narrow the Sources table by brand mention, topic, article type, or domains where competitors are named and you are not, or group it by domain.

• Claim analysis

  Open one inaccurate claim to see how often AI repeats it, on which models and prompts, which pages it cites, and the answers themselves.

• Mark a claim as wrongly flagged

  Tell Accuracy that a flagged claim is fine or that the check got it wrong, keep that reason, and restore the claim later.