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Private alpha · search and AI visibility

Be found where
people actually look.

Search rankings, AI assistant answers and your publishing calendar in one workspace — measured daily, reported honestly.

Free, no account needed. Checks whether ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini are allowed to read your site.

Technical auditsRank trackingAI visibilityContent calendarPer-channel deliveryHuman approval

One operating view

From crawl signal
to shipped campaign.

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Search health and publishing cadence influence the same customer journey. Ubigio puts them beside each other without pretending they are the same job.

01

Crawl what matters

Run bounded, same-site audits that respect robots rules and sitemaps. Review titles, headings, canonicals, indexability, structured data, redirects, and duplicate content.

  • Prioritized findings
  • Page-level evidence
  • Clear crawl limits
02

Know what changed

Set a baseline, compare future audits, and separate new regressions from issues your team already understands.

  • Audit history
  • Added and resolved findings
  • Content fingerprints
03

Publish on purpose

Draft once, choose each destination, schedule the delivery, and follow every post through its own queue state.

  • Calendar and queue
  • Account-level delivery
  • Visible retry status

AI visibility

Whether assistants
name you at all.

More on AI visibility →

People increasingly ask an assistant instead of searching. Ubigio asks the questions your customers ask and records whether your brand comes up, where it sits against competitors, and what got cited.

01

Track your prompts

Write the questions that matter to your market. They are asked daily and the answers are measured, never edited to flatter you: the prompt never mentions your brand, because a prompt that named it would produce the mention it is meant to count.

  • Mention rate over time
  • Position against rivals
  • Sources the model cited
02

Named competitors

Rivals are watched by name rather than guessed from the text. Guessing which capitalised words in an answer are brands produces noise, not data.

  • Explicit competitor list
  • Who is named first
  • Absence recorded, not hidden
03

Readable by assistants

A site can be flawless for search and invisible in AI answers because one line in robots.txt excludes the crawlers that feed them. Every audit checks.

  • GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot
  • Structured data and identity markup
  • Review markup for rating stars

Measured through each assistant's API. That is a close proxy for the consumer apps rather than the same thing — they carry their own retrieval and personalisation — and Ubigio reports which model produced every figure rather than implying a single universal answer. How AI visibility is measured →

Designed for control

One campaign.
Every destination visible.

Ubigio creates a separate delivery for every selected account. You can see what is queued, what published, and what needs attention—without handing control to a black box.

01ComposeWrite the campaign and choose exact accounts.
02SchedulePick the moment; Ubigio holds the queue.
03VerifyReview per-account delivery state and retry failures.
Publishing queue

Tuesday, August 18

3 deliveries
Search audit field guideWordPress · Draft review
Review
Three crawl signals worth watchingBluesky · Ready
Queued
Three crawl signals worth watchingMastodon · Ready
Queued
Queue worker readyIllustrative workspace

Connection roadmap

Start narrow. Deliver reliably.

Provider access varies. Ubigio labels each integration honestly so teams know what they can use today.

WordPress

Sites and articles

Alpha

Mastodon

Compatible servers

Alpha

Bluesky

Profile publishing

Alpha

Facebook

Pages you manage

Alpha

X

Posts and media

Alpha

LinkedIn

Member posts

Alpha

Instagram

Professional accounts · needs an image

Alpha

TikTok

Video posts

Alpha

Pinterest

Board publishing

Waitlist

How a post ships

Written once.
Right for each network.

More on publishing →

The networks disagree sharply about length and format, so one body of text cannot serve them all. Ubigio makes the differences explicit instead of truncating and hoping.

01

Per-network wording

Write the shared post, then override it only where a network needs its own length or tone. Anything left blank uses the shared text.

  • 280 on X, 3000 on LinkedIn
  • Each destination checked separately
  • Images and video, where supported
02

See it before you send

Preview shows exactly what each network receives, including how the link is appended and what it costs you in characters.

  • Character count per network
  • Reasons a post cannot go out
  • The same checks the queue runs
03

Approval before delivery

Editors compose; posts wait for someone who can publish. Nothing leaves while it is held, and every delivery is reported afterwards.

  • Roles from owner to viewer
  • Held posts never deliver
  • Success rate and failure reasons

Build the habit

Turn visibility into a weekly operating rhythm.

Audit the site. Review the changes. Queue the next campaign.

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