The Prompts page
Every tracked prompt with its visibility, sentiment, position, AI demand, and intent, plus the per-prompt detail view.
What the page shows
Answers > Prompts lists every prompt you track, one row each, with the metrics that matter for that question:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Visibility | How often your brand appears in answers to this prompt |
| Share of voice | Your share of all brand mentions in answers to this prompt |
| Position | Where your brand is mentioned in the answer, lower is better |
| Sentiment | How answers talk about your brand for this prompt |
| Brands | The brands mentioned in answers to this prompt |
| AI demand | Estimated monthly demand for this prompt across AI tools |
| Intent | What the person asking is trying to do |
Visibility, sentiment, and position each show their change since the previous scan, so a glance tells you which questions moved. See scan-over-scan deltas.
Use the search field to find a prompt, and the filters to narrow by topic or tag. Filtering is instant; it never refetches.
Adding prompts
The Add prompt button opens a small form:
- Paste one or more prompts, one per line.
- Pick a topic (required). Topics feed the coverage map and topic-level scores.
- Choose countries (all tracked countries by default) and optional tags.
New prompts count against your plan's prompt limit and join the next daily scan. See choosing prompts for what to add.
The prompt detail page
Click a prompt to open its drill-in. It scopes everything to that one question:
- A stat strip: topic, AI demand, how many sources answers pulled, and how many pages were cited.
- A per-prompt leaderboard: every brand named in this prompt's answers, ranked. This is often more revealing than the global leaderboard, because it shows who owns this question.
- Sources: where this prompt's answers get their information.
- Hidden searches: the background queries platforms ran before answering this prompt. See hidden searches.
- Every answer: all captured chats for this prompt, filterable by platform. Open any of them to read the full answer.
Writing content for a prompt
When a prompt shows competitors winning and you absent or weak, you can start an article for it directly from the prompt row or detail page. The draft is built from the live answers and cited pages for that prompt. See opportunities and writing articles.