The way people search the internet is changing. Web search once replaced Yellow Pages as the directory of all knowledge. Now traditional search is being replaced again. This time by AI.
At Tamise we run the same conversations your customers are having with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini — and tell you exactly how often your brand surfaces, in whose company, and why.
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Tested against the models your customers actually use
Drop in your business name and, optionally, your website or Google Maps link. Our research agent figures out your industry, neighbourhood, and what you actually sell.
We ask 18 real-world questions across local, regional and national scopes — the same lazy, chatty, human prompts your customers use — and record every word each AI replies with.
Visibility, sentiment, ranking, competitors, citation sources, and a prioritised action plan — all in a single editorial report built to be shared with your team or your clients.
Every report is yours to download, share with your team, or send to clients. Built for reading, not just scanning.
The share of AI conversations in your space that mention your brand — broken down by engine and by scope.
How warmly, coolly or neutrally the models describe you when they do mention you — with the exact phrases they use.
The full set of brands the AI recommends instead of you, ranked by how often they surface across every query.
The websites and publications the AI leans on when answering questions about your industry. Get mentioned there, move up the list.
Local, regional and national performance — so you know if you're the neighbourhood favourite but invisible on city-wide searches.
A ranked list of the things most likely to move your visibility, written for marketers not engineers.
Search engines were the last ten years.
The river is moving.
AI assistants now answer millions of the questions Google used to — with a single recommendation, a single name. Tamise AI exists to make sure yours gets spoken.