Does your brand name resolve to YOU?
AI engines resolve names to entities, and a name that reads as ordinary words, or that a live rival shares, resolves wrong by default. We read your homepage for the entity defenses and probe your sibling TLDs for live strangers. Real sites measured with this check have resolved to coffee shops, idioms and rivals before the fix.
Free, no sign-up, no email. We fetch your homepage once and read it. The full result shows here.
Questions
- What are the defenses you check for?
- An Organization node with a category-first description, a disambiguatingDescription saying what you are NOT, sameAs links to real profiles, a logo, and an X-is-a-Y sentence in the page text. Each one was hand-verified on real collision cases before it became a check.
- A different site shares my name. How bad is it?
- This check tells you the collision exists and which defenses you are missing. Whether an engine ACTUALLY confuses you is only knowable by asking engines, which is what the free measured checkup on the audit page does.
- Is this free?
- Yes. No signup, no email, full result on the page.
Check something else
- Generate Organization schema for your homepageWrites the identity block. The other two govern whether engines may read you and where they should look; this one says who they are reading.
- Check your title, description and social tagsQuotes the CURRENT values back at you with length facts, so every verdict is checkable against your own page. The SERP-preview class of tool shows you a mockup; this shows you the served reality.
- Generate an llms.txt for your siteWrites the navigation file that points models at your best pages. The validator grades an llms.txt you already have; this gives you the first draft.
- Check your robots.txt for AI policy contradictionsThe contradiction detector: it does not just list blocked bots, it says out loud when your robots policy is working against the citations you presumably want. Real vendors selling AI visibility have failed this exact check.