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findloc.ai
Make your business citable by ChatGPT, Claude & Perplexity
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Make your business citable by ChatGPT, Claude & Perplexity
81 followers
When customers ask ChatGPT "best Airbnb in Rotorua", it names 3-5 specific properties. If you're not on that list, you're invisible — no matter your Google rank. findloc.ai probes ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini weekly across (city × industry) markets and publishes who gets cited — with verbatim AI answers. Free to view. Live data, refreshed every Sunday.
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The block-level comparison is the strongest part here. For local businesses, “is this a good city?” is much less useful than “does this exact street make sense for my business type?”
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@farrukh_butt1 Exactly the framing I was going for, thanks Farrukh. The "is this city good?" question has been answered for decades by foot-traffic reports and demographic data anyone can buy. The genuinely hard question — and the one that actually loses money when wrong — is "is this specific block right for my type of business?" A 2nd-floor office over a noisy bar is great for a co-working space, terrible for a tutoring centre. Same block, opposite answer.
If you have a few minutes, try /map → pick any business type → the panels on the right show why each block is or isn't a fit (school proximity for tutoring, residential density for laundromats, etc.). Would love your feedback on whether the per-block reasoning is actually readable or feels like dashboard noise.
Flowlu
Haha it's like Google maps sync) Nice)
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@gb1010 Ha — fair first reaction. The map UI definitely borrows the muscle memory from Maps. The difference is everything's filtered + scored against a specific business type (café vs dentist vs gym), and AI search engines like ChatGPT can read every page natively via schema.org. So it's less "where am I" and more "where should I open this".
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