FREE TOOL · AI SENTIMENT CHECK
AI has an opinion of your brand,
built from sources you haven’t seen.
Check it — with receipts.
Drop in a brand, product, service, or public figure. Peekaboo asks GPT-5-mini, with live web search, how the entity is portrayed across the web, then shows you an overall sentiment score and every source it leaned on, tagged for reliability so you can check the work.
Overall Sentiment
Cited sources
- Official sitegenerally-reliable
- USA News (partner content)generally-reliable
- Digital Marketing Supermarketgenerally-reliable
Example output — our own brand’s real check. Run yours to see the sources shaping AI’s opinion of you.
- Brand teams — see how AI positions you against the competitors you name
- PR teams — get a read on the narrative before a campaign or launch, with the sources driving it
- Founders — find out what buyers see when they ask AI about you by name
- An overall 0–100 sentiment score, plus a positive / neutral / negative read
- The strengths and concerns the AI surfaces, in its own words
- Brand perception metrics (trust, innovation, value, service) for brands, products, and services
- Reputation and standing metrics for people and public figures
- Every cited source, tagged for reliability and freshness
| What you get | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Real cited sources for every run | You can open each link and verify the claim yourself |
| Reliability and freshness tags on sources | Tells you which citations are perennial, generally reliable, official, or stale |
| BLP mode for people and public figures | Applies stricter source-reliability rules when the subject is a living person |
| Audience-context selector | Re-frames themes and metrics for the audience you care about |
When someone asks an AI model about your brand or your name, they get the model’s version of you, shaped by whatever sources it can find. If those sources skew negative or out of date, that’s the impression buyers, investors, and the press walk away with. Checking it is the first step to fixing it.
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