SaaS and digital products
Check which tools are recommended for customer tasks and buying constraints.
Clarify product fit, comparisons and facts buyers can verify.
ABOUT
A single answer is a sample, not a verdict. This product turns those samples into something you can check, compare, and act on.
AI Cite Who (AICiteWho)
Buyers ask AI assistants which product or service to choose, and the answers may name another brand. Traditional keyword rankings alone do not show which options appear in those answers. AI Cite Who helps website owners examine selected questions and the evidence attached to the results.
The harder problem is that one answer proves very little on its own. Ask the same question tomorrow and the list can change. So the useful question is not why one answer left you out, but whether you can observe this repeatedly, under conditions you recorded, and compare what changed.
The product keeps three observations apart: a brand being mentioned, being directly recommended and having its own page cited in a final answer. A retrieved search candidate is not automatically a citation.
Each check privately retains the exact questions, original provider responses, platform configuration and run date for verification. Customer reports present observed outcomes, cited source links and evidence-backed actions, without displaying original answer excerpts or internal model details.
This list matters as much as the one above, because what we sell is measurement rather than an outcome.
AI Cite Who is an independent software project. The website analysis, the audit method, and this page all come from the same person, so feedback reaches whoever can act on it.
WHO IT IS FOR
A public website, a clear product or service, and someone ready to act on the findings matter more than an industry label.
Check which tools are recommended for customer tasks and buying constraints.
Clarify product fit, comparisons and facts buyers can verify.
Investigate category and product-selection questions relevant to your own brand.
Review product information, public proof and useful buying guidance.
Check how buyers encounter providers for a particular need or requirement.
Explain your offering, suitable customers and verifiable expertise.
Review selected questions across the website projects included in your plan.
Give the site owner or implementer an evidence-led brief and repeatable scope.
Most useful when buyers ask for products or providers, your offering has public evidence, and you can review and implement the suggested work.
For ecommerce, this is a brand and public-page audit: product-feed management, inventory sync and order attribution are outside its scope.
“What observable evidence helps explain recommendation gaps across the selected AI platforms?”