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Nimt - Your AI Search Coworker in Slack

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Nimt lives in Slack and handles AI search for you, end to end. It's not a tool, not a dashboard. Nimt is your AI search coworker. It sets up tracking across every major AI model, builds your dashboard, and does the work to make you win, on-page and off-page. Nimt even works in your CMS, your inbox, social media, and 3,000 other.

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Hi Product Hunt, Manuel here, one of the founders. Writing this from a sunny Sweden this morning. ☀ I spent most of my career in agencies, making brands visible. When AI search showed up, I watched a wave of tools launch to track it. Every one of them did the same thing. They showed you how invisible you were, then left the actual work to you. A dashboard, basically. But I don't think marketers, growth teams, agencies and founders want another tool or dashboard. They want the work done. Because knowing you're losing isn't the hard part. Fixing it is. The content, the page work, the outreach to get cited by the sources AI trusts. That's the work, and no tool was doing it end to end. So we built a coworker instead of a tool. You add Nimt to your Slack, talk to it like a colleague, and it does the work. It tracks how all eight major AI models talk about your brand, builds your dashboard, and then handles the fixes, on-page and off-page. It lives in Slack, because that's where teams already are. No new platform to learn, and anyone on your team can use it. You just talk to Nimt like you'd talk to a colleague. Happy to answer anything today. And if you want to try it, there are 5,000 free credits to get you started. 🚀

Living in Slack instead of a separate dashboard removes the biggest barrier to actually using an SEO tool daily, most teams open the dashboard once a week and forget about it. The multi-model tracking is what caught my eye though: are you aggregating ranking data across Google, Bing and AI search like Perplexity in the same dashboard, or is it primarily Google-focused? That distinction matters a lot in 2026.

Maker

 Hey! We track and optimize for AI search. The models we track:

  • Claude

  • ChatGPT

  • ChatGPT Websearch

  • Perplexity

  • Gemini

  • AI Overviews

  • Google AI Mode

  • Copilot

 That's a comprehensive list, covering AI Overviews and Google AI Mode separately is smart, they behave very differently from traditional search in terms of citation patterns. This is exactly the dashboard every content team needs in 2026. Good luck with the launch, Manuel!

Maker

 Thanks man! Feel free to try it out. 5,000 free credits included.

Congrats on the launch. I like the move from passive AI-search dashboards to actually doing the work. Curious how you measure whether suggested content changes improve visibility without hurting content quality or brand trust over time?

Maker

 Thanks!

The coworker works from real data, not guesses. It reads the cited pages, your AI search data, your own site and social, competitor sites, and the actual articles getting cited. You can also connect Google Drive (and 3,000 other tools) and similar so it understands your brand deeper, and it reads the relevant Slack conversations for even more context. The more it knows about how you actually sound and what you stand for, the more on-brand the work is.

On top of that, you're always in the loop. Nothing goes out without your approval. The coworker drafts the content, the page fixes, the outreach to journalists and creators, and you approve before anything publishes to your CMS, your socials, or anywhere else.

On measuring visibility, that's the tracking side. We watch how you show up across the eight major AI models every day, so you can see whether a fix actually moved you up in how ChatGPT, Claude, and the rest recommend you. The dashboard is ofc included and the coworker sets it up for you.

The 'do the work, not another dashboard' framing is the right wedge, since most GEO tools stop at showing you how invisible you are. Living in Slack, how much actually executes end to end: does Nimt ship the content and page changes itself (CMS writes, PRs) or hand back drafts for a human to push? And where does the state of what's been tried per brand live, inside Slack threads or a separate workspace you set up on first run?

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 Hey! Nimt can work in 3,000 tools, from CMS and social media to email and docs. So yes, Nimt actually also ship stuff and you are always in the loop.

You can always talk to Nimt in Slack and ask it about your visibility, results from what it has shipped, etc. But you also have a dashboard with all AI search metrics for your own brand and all your competitors (ai visibility, share of voice, sentiment, citations, etc).