ShareOfAsk
See how AI answers mention your brand and your competitors
AI & Machine Learning·Analytics·Marketing
What is ShareOfAsk?
ShareOfAsk is an AI visibility tracking platform for brands and agencies. It sends the questions buyers ask to AI assistants, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Google AI Overviews and Google AI Mode, and records how each answer mentions brands. Teams see whether their brand appears, which competitors are named, in what order, how the brand is described and which sources each answer cites. Four core metrics summarize the results: AI Presence, Competitive Share of Voice, Question Coverage and Average First Position. The methodology is public, and every number links back to the recorded answer behind it. Action analyses turn the evidence into recommendations with findings, evidence and suggested steps. Agencies keep each client in its own workspace and share reports. An MCP server with OAuth lets AI assistants read questions, competitors, mentions, sources and recommendations.
Ready to launch?
Submit your product and get discovered by builders and creators worldwide.
Launch Now
FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
App store really democratizes everyone like just how Paramount Pictures and a YouTube influencer at the same stage when it comes to YouTube — a new app can pretty much get the top spot.
App Store is the great equalizer — even Microsoft competes keyword-by-keyword
The App Store gives no permanent advantage based on company size or brand recognition. Microsoft targets competitor keywords and 'jobs-to-be-done' terms because any smaller app can outrank them if it does the work. That democratic reality means keyword strategy matters just as much for a trillion-dollar company as for a solo founder.
I never meant to start a community it was really it really was a matter of um it started like when I first had this light bul moment of oh my gosh I'm a generalist... can I find one then I thought can I find 10 and then when I found 10 just the pure like laziness of me I was like I can't keep doing 10 one:1 DMs I was like I'll I'll pop them all in slack that that was the beginning of generalist World
Communities should be DM-ladder accidents, not business-plan products
The strongest paid communities don't start with a community business plan — they start as a tag-along solution to the founder's own loneliness. Find one person like you. DM them. Find ten. Realize the DMs don't scale. Open a Slack. That ladder validates demand at every rung. If you can't make it past step one (find a single peer who lights up), you don't have a community business yet — you have a marketing fantasy.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
Read all 2722 playbooks