AI VISIBILITY — LATITUDE
Get named by
the machines.
Latitude asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity the questions your buyers ask — every day — and shows you who gets named, which sources the answers come from, and how to get inside them.
LINKS
For twenty-five years, the earth was ruled by ten blue links.
Great herds of pages grazed the results, ranked by the counting of links, and a priesthood arose to interpret the algorithm's moods. The algorithm sent corrections, and the corrections were named for animals: Panda. Penguin. Hummingbird. The unrighteous were cast down to the second page, where no click has ever been recorded.
It was a good world, if you understood it. You made a page. You earned the links. You waited for the crawl, and the traffic arrived like weather. Whole companies were built on the assumption that the weather would keep coming.
IMPACT
The asteroid struck on a Wednesday.
No keynote. No embargo. A link posted in the afternoon and an invitation to try it. Five days later a million people had. The counting of links did not stop that day — it simply stopped being the only thing that counted.
Nobody in the priesthood noticed the sky change colour. The rankings still reported. The dashboards still filled. The herds went on grazing for another year, and by the time anyone looked up, the ground had already moved.
ANSWERS
Now the machine answers first.
The question goes in and the answer comes out whole — assembled, hedged, and finished. Underneath it sits a small row of sources, three or four of them, set in grey. That row is the new front page, and it is much shorter than ten.
Two jobs used to be one job. Ranking got you found. Now ranking gets you crawled, and being cited is what gets you named. A brand can hold position one for a keyword and appear nowhere in the answer built on top of it.
Typical number of pages an assistant names when it answers a commercial question.
Share of top-ranking pages that don't appear in the AI answer for the same query.
Questions resolved inside the assistant, with no visit to any source.
How often the answer set changes for a given question.
CITATION
The machine doesn't rank. It retrieves.
There is no results page inside a model. There's a question, a search across sources it already trusts, and a handful of passages pulled out and stitched into prose. The unit of visibility stopped being your domain. It became the paragraph.
Which means the old work only gets you halfway. What decides whether you're quoted is whether the passage is findable, self-contained, answer-first, and corroborated somewhere the model already believes — a roundup, a directory, a forum thread, a specification page, a journalist who wrote the sentence before you did.
LATITUDE
Latitude is the instrument for a search engine you can't see inside.
It works the only way anything can work against a black box: by asking it, constantly, in public, and writing down what it says.
Track what the machines say
Every day, Latitude puts your market's real questions to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and AI Overviews, and records the answers. Who gets named, in what order, with what framing, and how it moves week to week.
Find the sources behind the answer
Answers don't come from nowhere. Latitude collects every source cited across thousands of responses and ranks them by how often the models lean on them — so you can see the twenty pages that actually decide your category.
Get into those sources
Outreach built into the tool: contacts, sequences, follow-up and reply tracking against the source list, plus a writer that produces citation-shaped pages — question as the title, answer in the first sentence, sections that stand alone when they're pulled out of context.
PROOF
You can't audit the model. You can audit the answer.
Nobody outside a handful of labs can see the weights, and nobody is going to publish them. But every answer names its sources, and an answer given a thousand times leaves a pattern you can read: which domains recur, which get displaced, what a competitor did in the six weeks before they started appearing.
That's what Latitude keeps — a dated record of what the machines said about your market, and what changed after you moved.
Unique buyer questions put to the tracked models in the last 90 days.
Distinct domains named across those answers — the real front page.
Dated records of what the machines said, and what changed after you moved.
OFFER
One payment. Then it's yours.
Latitude is sold once, not monthly. You pay for the account, you keep the account, and every model we add later is included. There is no per-seat maths and no renewal to diarise.
- AI visibility tracking across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude
- Source and citation mapping
- Autopilot backlink building
- Content engine and content planning
- Reddit engine
- Technical analysis
- Works in any country and niche
- All future features and updates, forever
HORIZON
Search doesn't die. It dissolves into everything.
The assistant stops being a website and becomes the thing between you and every website — booking, comparing, shortlisting, buying, quietly deciding which three names are worth mentioning and which forty are not.
The question stops being how you rank. It becomes whether the machine knows who you are, and whether what it knows is right.
Get your business recommended.
Latitude builds the backlinks, citations, and content that make AI recommend you and Google rank you.