When a buyer asks an AI, does it say your name? Find out every week.

Showfolk asks ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity the questions your buyers ask about your kind of business, tells you whether they name you, who they recommend instead and the reasons they give, and makes the ad that answers it.

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Bright Lane Dental · Layton, Utah · last check

1 of 15

answers named you

By assistant

  • ChatGPT0 of 5
  • Gemini1 of 5
  • Perplexity0 of 5

Recommended instead of you

  1. Layton Family Dentistry

    Four hundred Google reviews and a page that lists every insurance it takes.

    9 answers
  2. Antelope Smiles

    Named on two local “best of” lists and offers Saturday hours.

    6 answers
  3. Kaysville Kids Dental

    Recommended for children: a sedation page and a first-visit guide.

    4 answers

The ad that answers it

Open Saturdays. Most insurances.

A family dentist in Layton that fits around school and work.

Make this ad

An example: one week’s check, as it appears in the app.

Not a rank. A reason, and a reply.

Assistants do not rank pages; they answer, and they name a few businesses. Showfolk tracks whether you are one of them, reads why the others were named, and makes the ad that says what the answers reward, from the same brand kit that makes the rest of your ads.
  • Asked every week

    The questions a buyer would type into ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity about your kind of business, written from your brand kit, put to all three every week. You see every answer and whether it named you or cited your site.

  • Read for who wins and why

    Each check is read as a whole: who the assistants recommend instead of you, the reasons they give (reviews, a list, a page that answers the question), and what the assistants reward in this market.

  • Answer in one tap

    Every check ends with the ad that answers it: a headline and sub-line written for your brand from what the answers rewarded, opened in the generator with your logo, colours and photos.

One tap to switch on. Then it runs.

  1. 1

    Switch it on

    Pick a brand. Its website is already known from the import; add where you sell if you are local. The questions are written for you; tick the ones to ask.

  2. 2

    First look

    Within two minutes the three assistants have answered every question. You see who they named, who they recommended instead, and why.

  3. 3

    Every week after

    The same questions go out each week, and an email tells you the count, the top rivals and the first thing to do. Add or swap questions any time.

  4. 4

    Answer

    Press Make this ad. The reading's headline and sub-line open in the generator with your brand kit; four versions in about a minute.

Who they name instead, and why.

When a parent asks for a family dentist in Layton, the assistants name Layton Family Dentistry first almost every time and Bright Lane Dental once. What decides it is review count and a page that answers the practical questions: insurance, hours, first visits.
Do this, 1
Put your Saturday hours and the insurances you take on one page the assistants can quote.
Do this, 2
Run an ad that says what the answers reward: “Open Saturdays. Most insurances. First visit free.”
Do this, 3
Ask your last fifty patients for a Google review; the answers quote counts, not stars.

Included. Not an add-on.

Every Showfolk plan asks the assistants; bigger plans ask more questions. The ad that answers a check costs credits like any other ad. Every plan starts with the 3-day free trial.
See the plans
  • Starter

    5

    questions a week, to all three assistants, across your brands

  • Pro

    10

    questions a week, to all three assistants, across your brands

  • Agency

    20

    questions a week, to all three assistants, across your brands

Questions

Which assistants does it ask?
ChatGPT (through OpenAI’s API with web search on), Google Gemini (with Google Search grounding) and Perplexity. Each is asked the way a person would ask it, and answers with the sources it used. Nothing is scraped.
What counts as being named?
An answer names you when your brand’s name, or a way of writing it you have added, appears in the answer. It cites you when your website is among the answer’s sources. Both are shown; being named is what a buyer hears.
Where do the questions come from?
From your brand kit: the business, what it does, its category and, if you add one, the area it serves. They are written the way people type into an assistant: “best family dentist in Layton”, “is Bright Lane Dental any good”, “Bright Lane Dental alternatives”. You can swap any of them for your own.
How is this different from SEO tools?
SEO tools track where a page ranks on Google. Assistants do not rank pages; they answer, and they name a few businesses. This tracks whether you are one of them, who is named instead, and the reasons the answers give, then turns that into an ad and a to-do list. It is not a content optimiser.
What does it cost?
Nothing beyond your plan. Starter asks 5 questions a week, Pro 10, Agency 20, to all three assistants each time, spread across your brands however you like. The ad that answers a check costs credits like any other ad.

The rest of the platform

Hear what the assistants say. Answer it this week.

3 days free, then from $29.99 a month. Cancel any time before then and you pay nothing.