Dashboard overview

Get oriented on the four main sections of your dashboard: score, prompt table, model breakdown, and chats.

2 minute read · Last reviewed: August 14, 2026

The Dashboard is where you land every time you log in, and it's built to answer one question fast: how is my brand actually showing up in AI answers right now.

You get the whole health check in one scroll: headline score, trend, competitors, per-model strength, and every tracked prompt, with a toggle between snapshot and over-time views.

The headline score

At the top is your overall visibility score, a single 0-100 number averaged across every tracked prompt and every AI model in your selected time window. It's the fastest way to check "are we trending up or down" at a glance; read the full scoring article to understand exactly what goes into it.

You can read this number in two seconds: your average visibility across every tracked prompt and model in the selected window, with the trend right beside it.

The prompt table

Below the headline score is a table listing every prompt you're tracking, showing whether your brand was mentioned, where it ranked against everyone else the AI named, and how that prompt is trending. This is where you go to find specific problems rather than just the overall number, since the headline score is a pooled average and the table shows you which individual questions are dragging it down or pulling it up.

When the headline moves, you find the reason here: each row shows one tracked prompt, whether you were mentioned, where you ranked, and how it is trending.

Per-model breakdown

Your score isn't the same on every AI model, and the dashboard breaks it out by model, so you can see at a glance if you're strong on ChatGPT but invisible on Perplexity, or vice versa. This matters because different AI assistants pull from different sources and phrase answers differently, so a weakness on one model often points to a specific, fixable gap rather than a brand problem across the board.

You see instantly which AI assistants know you and which ignore you, because a weak model usually points at one specific, fixable gap.

Recent Chats

Recent Chats is where you go to read the actual AI answers behind the numbers, word for word, not just a summary score. You can filter by Brand Mentioned to jump straight to the conversations where your brand actually came up, which is the fastest way to see exactly how an AI assistant is describing you in its own words, good or bad.

You read the actual AI answers behind your numbers here, filtered to the conversations where your brand really came up, in the model's own words.

Reading a handful of real Recent Chats is one of the best habits to build, because it's the difference between knowing your score moved and actually understanding why.