The first thing a new account sees after onboarding is a draft page — written from facts on your own website, with each claim linked to its source and a header image already made. It covers a search your business isn't showing up in. Nothing goes live until you say so.
The AI Visibility page now leads with your score since tracking started, not just since last week. A chart shows every scan, with markers for milestones like the first time AI cited your site. The latest scan's change sits below it, and the page now flags when a week-over-week swing is within your normal range so you can tell signal from noise.
On /topics, each tracked prompt now shows how often AI named you in your first month versus the last month, and which page of yours it cites. The three biggest gains get their own cards at the top. Prompts with no movement and no cited page link directly to Create Content, pre-filled with that prompt so you can act on the gap without hunting for it.
/visibility also now credits the pages Pendium has published. You can see which Pendium pages AI cites most, how cited sources split between your Pendium content and your existing site over time, and a 30-day count of AI assistant visits with a link to Site analytics.
Scans started from chat now run against your full question set. Previously they checked only 30 questions, which meant trend charts were mixing partial and full scans from the same day. Shared reports now show white-label branding only for partner teams — a small number of non-partner accounts were seeing their reports styled as agency deliverables.