Hi Product Hunt, I'm AK, solo founder of CiteGraph. I built this because I kept asking ChatGPT the questions my own buyers ask, and it kept recommending other tools. Not because they were better, but because the pages the engines trust had never heard of me. I wanted to know exactly which questions I was losing, to whom, and what page or sentence would change that. No tool told me, so I made one. CiteGraph asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity the questions your buyers actually type, written from your own site, three to five times each, every week. It keeps every answer verbatim, marks who was named and which pages were cited, and prints a margin of error on every rate, because the same question asked twice gives two different answers and a single screenshot proves nothing. For every question you lose, it shows the answer the engine gave, why the rival won, and the one sentence that would have put you in. Then it puts the fixes in order and drafts them. Some things I learned from the 5,000 plus answers we have measured so far. Reddit is cited in every single scan. Products are named in about 5 percent of answers about their own category. And the four engines disagree with each other far more than anyone expects, so tracking one of them tells you very little. The honest part: CiteGraph itself is named in 0 percent of answers in its own category. We publish that on our public leaderboard, and this launch is part of fixing it. I'll be here all day. Ask me anything about how the measurement works, what we deliberately refuse to do, or what your own numbers look like. Drop your domain and I'll tell you who AI names instead of you.

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