Atlas measures whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews name your business, who they name instead, and what they quote. Then it traces why, and hands you the fixes in order. Your search rankings and Google data live in the same workspace.
Search rankings and AI answers are the same story from two angles. Atlas reads your own Search Console, Analytics (GA4), Tag Manager, and Google Business over OAuth, so both sides run on data you already own.
Rankings tell you where you sit on a page of links. They say nothing about the answer a buyer reads instead of that page. Atlas closes the gap: add the questions your customers actually ask an assistant, and it records what comes back, run after run.
Example prompts, to show the layout. Real runs record the model that answered.
Most brands missing from AI answers are not missing because of their writing. They are missing because something stopped the crawler before it got to the words. Atlas checks the three layers that decide whether you are eligible to be quoted at all, and tells you which one is in the way.
A list of problems is not a plan. The Atlas review runs in a fixed sequence, because each phase produces the input the next one needs: strategy before demand, demand before diagnosis, diagnosis before the roadmap. Run it when a project starts, then again each quarter.
From the signal, to the cause, to the fix, to the report. One workspace for how you show up in search results and in the answers that come before them.
Track the questions your buyers ask an assistant. Every run records whether your brand was named, how early, which rivals were named instead, and which sites the answer cited. Split by engine, because being the source one assistant trusts says nothing about the next.
Checks robots.txt bot by bot, flags a CDN quietly overriding it, and tells you if your page is empty before JavaScript runs.
See which tracked queries now show an AI Overview, and whether the answer cites you or somebody else.
A full review that runs phase by phase, each one feeding the next. Findings come out ranked by severity into one register, with a roadmap for the first month, quarter, half year and year. Send the urgent ones straight to the task queue.
Inspect URLs one at a time or in bulk, request indexing, submit sitemaps and file removals, without leaving Atlas.
Real GA4 and Search Console numbers, snapshotted nightly so every dashboard opens in under a second.
Audit the container, then act on what it found: create a GA4 tag, sync measurement IDs across every tag, pause the duplicate that is double counting your sessions, retire legacy Universal Analytics, then publish the version or roll it back.
Positions over time on organic and map results, with the pages and on-page signals sitting beside them.
Finds your own pages competing for the same query, proven from Search Console rather than guessed.
Briefs, drafts, title and meta variants, and internal links added automatically, saved to a per-project library.
Keep the off-page profile and local citations clean, complete and tracked in one place.
Build reports from real Google data, export branded PDFs, save templates, and send them on a schedule.
Whether it is your own site or fifty clients, Atlas scales with you, with real data on every tab and the same answer-engine reporting for each one.
Run your own site or your clients' without the busywork. Connect Google, watch both rankings and AI answers, and ship content faster.
Plan together, assign roles, and keep every site's search and AI visibility signals, tasks, and notes in one shared workspace.
Manage a lot of clients from one login, with per-client workspaces, white-label reports, and clean ownership handoffs. Answer-engine visibility is the report nobody else is sending yet.
When a rival owns an answer and you have nothing covering the question, the fix is a page. The studio starts from your project's own keywords, pages and gaps rather than a blank prompt box, and you review everything before it goes out.
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Atlas brings together the tools you are paying for separately today, and adds the one most stacks are still missing.
A rank tracker was the right tool when search meant ten blue links. Here is what changes when the answer arrives before the links do.
| What you are comparing | A rank tracker | Atlas |
|---|---|---|
| What it measures | Where you rank on a page of blue links | Rankings, plus whether assistants name you at all |
| Where the numbers come from | A tool's own index, plus exports from Google | Your Google account, read directly |
| When an AI answer wins the click | Nothing to see; the ranking still reads fine | Flags the query, and whether the answer cited you |
| Why you are missing from answers | Not its job | Traced to a cause: crawler access, then readability, then coverage |
| Finding what is broken | You read the reports and work it out | The review ranks findings by severity, in order |
| Fixing a tagging problem | Log into Tag Manager and hope you remember | Fix it from the same screen |
| Getting a page indexed | Switch to Search Console | Request it without leaving Atlas |
| Writing the content | Another subscription | The AI studio, grounded in the project |
| Client reporting | Export, paste into slides, re-brand | Branded PDFs on a schedule |
Four steps from a cold account to a plan you can hand to somebody.
Link Search Console, Analytics, Tag Manager and your Business Profile in a few clicks, over secure OAuth.
Write them the way somebody would type them into an assistant. Atlas runs them and records who gets named.
It works through the phases in order and hands back one register of findings, urgent first, with a staged roadmap.
Open crawler access, clean up tagging, request indexing, write the missing page, then send the branded PDF.
AI visibility is easy to fake. A confident percentage with nothing behind it looks the same as a real one until a client asks how it was measured. Atlas is built the other way round.
Connect Google, add the questions your buyers ask, and see where you stand in the answers as well as the rankings. Setup takes minutes.