Changelog

Paste one address into your assistant and sign in, with no API key to copy. You see what it can and can't do before you allow it, and can disconnect it at any time.

Which brands moved since their last report, why an engine names a competitor, which pages it cites: answered with Passcite's own numbers, each with its date and engine.

It turns lost prompts into tasks, runs reports and drafts articles, and asks before it spends anything. Publishing and sending stay with you in Passcite.

A step-by-step guide from a brand's first report to the work that wins it more answers. Each step ticks itself off once you have done it.

Home and Overview show how far your visibility moved since your last report.

Every prompt AI does not name you on shows the task already working on it, or the page you could write to win it.

No competitors yet? Sources suggests the sites your answers cite. Track one in a click and see the pages that name them and not you.

Client reports, shared links and the emails that send them come in the market's language — English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Japanese or Simplified Chinese — or whichever of these you pick for the brand.

Suggested prompts and market scans are written in the market's language, the way local buyers type them, so a report measures the answers they get.

A pitch page, its email and the follow-up come in the language of the market you scanned.

Research prompts from a keyword or a page, see the prompts competitors win, and track your own Search Console queries as prompts.

Check how a page loads and whether what AI crawlers read on it is in order — robots.txt, sitemap, schema and meta tags. What needs fixing goes to Tasks.

Google AI Mode can only cite a page Google has. Connect Search Console and see which pages of your sitemap Google has, why the others are missing, and the few to ask Google for today.

Connect Google Analytics, read-only, and see the visits AI assistants send your site beside the rest, and which assistant sends the most.

The third-party pages behind the answers that leave you out, sorted into offsite mentions, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, forums and authors, each with the prompts that cite it.

For each cited page that leaves you out, find who runs it and get an email drafted from your own facts, to send from your own inbox. Reddit and forum threads get a drafted reply.

Scan a local market for the businesses AI never names, pitch them a report on their own site, and turn the client you sign into a brand.

Run reports weekly or monthly. Each scheduled run prepares a new client report, shared as a link that always opens the latest edition.

Client reports, links and emails carry your agency's name, logo and colours, and each edition can wait for your review before it goes out.

Your list of clients shows where each client's report stands: waiting for your review, published, or still a draft.

Once an article is live, the prompts it was written for are asked again and the answers set side by side: before and after, engine by engine.

When an answer changes after your page goes live, Proof asks again before it counts it, so a result you show a client is one that held.

Write a page from a task or from scratch, using only your site, your notes and your brand settings. Review it, approve it, and publish to WordPress or Webflow, or copy it anywhere.

Every week, Autopilot writes an article from a brand's best opportunity, and can publish new pages for you.

Each brand keeps the prompts its buyers ask and tracks the answers: who AI names, share of voice, position, the sources it cites and how each competitor does.

ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Mode answer every prompt. Add Gemini, Perplexity or Grok to a report or a schedule, and turn on web search for Claude.

Every report turns into tasks: the prompts you lose and what your site is missing to win them.