Business identity now has a concrete foundation. Pendium builds a deterministic fact sheet from a business's Yelp and Google listing data — contact details, hours, categories, ratings, and listing links — so AI platforms have accurate, structured information to draw from rather than whatever they can piece together on their own.
Homepage generation is now grounded in actual market data. Instead of working from generic assumptions, it pulls from cached category and geography research to reflect the questions real customers ask and the services they expect to find. The generate-create onboarding also now captures whether Pendium should build a homepage from scratch or add pages and posts to an existing site.
On the Visibility Topics and Sources pages, clicking anywhere on a prompt row opens the detail drawer — not just the prompt text itself. The drawer now highlights your brand name inside the AI response, making it faster to spot where you appear (and where you don't). Score and citation pill styling is cleaner throughout.
Several things now read correctly that didn't before. On /site, the publish controls are consolidated into a single panel, and individual pages no longer show "Live" when the overall site is hidden. An AI platform that wasn't queried in a scan now shows "not tested" instead of a score of zero, which was causing the dashboard and agent chat to flag it as a real gap requiring action. The homepage and marketing pages now resolve brand icons correctly — a bare domain is passed to the logo lookup instead of a full URL, which was returning the wrong icon for live examples.