Turn a keyword into the prompts your customers ask AI

Straight answer

Keywords aren't prompts — and that gap is why brands go missing in AI.

From a keyword to trackable prompts in three steps

1. 01 · Give

   A keyword or topic

   Enter what your customers actually search for — “standing desk”, “best CRM for startups”, “running shoes for flat feet”. Optionally add your brand to keep it out of the unbranded prompts.

2. 02 · Generate

   ~15 prompts across 6 intents

   We write the conversational questions real people ask AI — recommendation, comparison, how-to, research, validation, transactional — not keyword fragments. Each carries a real persona or constraint.

3. 03 · Track

   The ones that surface brands

   Every prompt is flagged: which ones would make an AI answer by recommending named brands? Those are the ones worth tracking — where your visibility is winnable.

• 01What's the difference between a keyword and an AI prompt?

  A Google keyword is a fragment — about 2–4 words (“standing desk”). An AI prompt is a full conversational question, roughly 6–17× longer, with a persona and constraints baked in (“What's the best standing desk for a small home office under $300?”). People don't type keywords into ChatGPT — they ask questions. AI-visibility tracking measures whether you show up in the answers to those questions, so you need the prompts, not the keywords. This tool does that translation.
• 02What does “brand-surfacing” mean, and which prompts should I track?

  A brand-surfacing prompt is one an AI would answer by listing or recommending named brands or products — “best X for Y”, “alternatives to Z”, “which should I use”, “X vs Y”. Those are the prompts where your brand can show up (or get beaten by a competitor), so they're the ones worth tracking. Definitional or how-to prompts (“what is a standing desk”, “how do I set one up”) usually return an explanation with no brands — useful context, but not where visibility is won. We flag the brand-surfacing ones with a star and put the rest in a separate group.
• 03How accurate are the intent labels?

  The six intent labels (recommendation, comparison, transactional, validation, research, how-to) are inferred by the AI model, so treat them as a strong hint, not gospel. The brand-surfacing flag is different: it's computed by a deterministic rule — does the prompt ask the model to select or compare named options? — so it's consistent every time. The paid AI Visibility Tracker validates intent against real search-intent data and ranks prompts by estimated AI-search demand.
• 04Is it free? Do I need to sign up?

  Generating prompts is completely free and needs no sign-up. You only create an account if you want to track the prompts over time — i.e. actually run them through ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and the rest to see whether your brand is mentioned, in the AI Visibility Tracker.
• 05How is this different from a generic AI prompt generator?

  Generic prompt generators just produce text. This is built for GEO (generative engine optimization): it spans the six intents that matter for AI visibility, keeps your own brand out of the unbranded prompts (so tracking stays honest, not self-fulfilling), and — the key part — separates the prompts that surface brands from the ones that don't, so you know exactly which to track. It's the bridge from the SEO keywords you already have to the AI prompts you can actually monitor.