Logres Intelligence.
Measure the answer. Improve the evidence.
The AI visibility intelligence and remediation system. See how AI assistants name, cite, and describe your organization, understand why competitors appear instead, and fix the source evidence shaping the answer.
Not rankings. Recommendation intelligence.
Buyer question
Who is best qualified to help with this decision?
Evidence captured
Named organizations, cited sources, and answer language.
Visibility
Authority
Accuracy
Influence
Measured across the assistants buyers use
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Gemini
- Perplexity
- Copilot
The recommendation layer, made inspectable.
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Find where you disappear
Know when your organization is named, omitted, cited, or described incorrectly across the questions buyers actually ask.
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Understand why competitors win
Trace the sources, claims, pages, and third-party evidence AI systems use when forming a recommendation.
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Fix and re-test the evidence
Turn findings into grounded website and authority improvements, verify implementation, and measure movement over time.
01 Measure
See your market as AI presents it.
Logres runs the questions real buyers ask across leading AI assistants, recording who gets named, which sources get cited, how each organization is described, and whether the answer supports consideration.
Illustrative visibility × authority view
Test real buyer questions
Build prompt groups around services, locations, problems, comparison questions, and high-intent decisions—not generic keywords.
Compare the competitive answer
See the organizations AI systems recommend instead of you and how consistently each competitor appears.
Score the complete position
Measure four separate dimensions: Visibility, Authority, Accuracy, and Influence.
02 Diagnose
Know why the answer looks the way it does.
A score tells you that a gap exists. Logres connects that gap to the evidence behind it: cited domains, competitor pages, missing subject coverage, weak structure, outdated facts, and inconsistent descriptions.
Illustrative citation evidence
Trace citations and supporting evidence
See which sources AI assistants cite, which competitors benefit, and where your own site fails to support the answer.
Inspect AI readability
Map findings directly to pages and content nodes so recommendations identify exactly what is missing and where it belongs.
Separate facts from assumptions
Every proposed change carries provenance. Unsupported claims, invented statistics, and unconfirmed business facts remain blocked from publication.
03 Improve
Fix what AI can read, verify, and trust.
The AI-Readability Diff Studio turns diagnosis into an implementation-ready change set without allowing generic AI copy or unsupported claims into the site.
Illustrative Diff Studio
Provenance checkedService information lacks an answer-ready explanation.
Add verified service context with its supporting source.
Create grounded website changes
Generate page structure, answer-ready sections, schema, entity descriptions, service coverage, FAQs, and machine-readable files from verified facts.
Review every proposed edit
Accept, reject, or resolve changes individually. Every recommendation shows its source, reason, target location, and expected impact.
Export an implementation bundle
Produce developer-ready schema, HTML sections, llms.txt, content snippets, NAP checks, and plain-English implementation guidance.
04 Re-measure
Separate what was fixed from what has changed.
Website improvements can be verified immediately. AI recommendations change on a different clock.
Two clocks, one evidence trail
Verify site implementation
Re-snapshot the live site and confirm which technical or content findings have actually been resolved.
Re-run the market baseline
Measure the same prompt groups on a defined cadence to see whether visibility, citations, descriptions, and competitive position move.
Maintain an evidence timeline
Keep site changes and AI-answer changes on separate timelines so progress is reported honestly rather than implied prematurely.
Four dimensions. One evidence standard.
Visibility, Authority, Accuracy, and Influence describe separate aspects of the position AI systems create. Logres keeps the measurement distinct from the remediation work that follows it, with dated source evidence behind the findings.
Visibility — are you named?
Authority — is credible evidence cited?
Accuracy — is the description right?
Influence — does the answer support consideration?
Make the recommendation answer visible before you try to improve it.
Scope a dated, evidence-based view of how AI assistants currently present your organization and the competitors they name instead.