Question to founders & marketers: Have you ever checked how ChatGPT or AI search describes your brand?

AI doesn’t just surface brands. It summarizes them. Sometimes badly.

One outdated article or negative mention → becomes “the truth” in AI answers

Monitoring brand sentiment in AI responses is no longer “nice to have”. It’s reputation management 2.0.

We didn’t set out to build a “tool”. We were just confused why good brands disappeared from AI answers.

Think of it as: SEO tools → for rankings RepuAI → for AI answers

Turns out: AI search has rules nobody documented yet

RepuAI shows you: – how AI describes your brand – where that info comes from – what’s missing or hurting visibility

So we started mapping them. That work eventually became RepuAI

Most brands optimize for Google. Very few optimize for being the answer

Honest question: Would you rather rank #1 on Google or be the default answer in AI search?

What’s your biggest fear with AI search? – losing traffic – losing brand control – competitors being mentioned instead – “I haven’t thought about this yet”

We’re collecting real examples of weird / wrong AI brand descriptions. If you’ve seen one - DM us

AI search is still the Wild West. Early movers will define the rules.

If you’re curious how AI currently sees your brand - that’s literally what RepuAI was built for.

We’re opening early access & feedback loops. Not selling. Listening. → repuai.live

Free tool: see how ChatGPT & Perplexity see your website 13-point AI visibility score in 60 sec, no signup → repuai.live/en/site-checker

🔥 Top 4 AI SEO tools in 2026: Semrush - keywords & backlinks Ahrefs - competitor research Surfer SEO - content optimization RepuAI.live - checks how AI search engines see your website

Interesting tool for the GEO/AEO crowd - checks entity presence, bot access, structured data and more repuai.live

Didn't know llms.txt affects AI search visibility until I tried this repuai.live