Your blog writes itself.
Written for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini.
Seenbot reads your site, finds the questions your buyers ask, writes the articles and ships them to your blog. Say yes or no to each one, or let it run. You keep building.
Free, no account. It reads your site the way an AI crawler does: schema, robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap, headings.
The whole product is one screen.
You open it once a week: what shipped, what needs a word, what comes next. This is the screen, with example data.
How a week goes
Four steps. The only one that needs you is a yes or a no, and you can switch that off too.
- 01
It reads your site
Pages, product, who you compete with, the topics you can credibly write about.Youconfirm the topicsonce - 02
It asks the engines
Real buyer questions to ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini. Who gets named, and where you are missing.Younothingevery week - 03
It writes
One article per gap, in the format the question wants, fact-checked against a second model.Youy or n, or nothingevery week - 04
It ships
Into your GitHub repo as a pull request, so every article stays yours and goes live when you merge it.Youone click to mergeon your schedule
Seven formats, picked to fit the question.
A comparison query gets a comparison with a verdict. A “how do I” query gets steps. Each format has its own structure, its own length and its own brief, written in the language your site is written in.
- 01Ultimate guide, 2500-3000 words
- 02Listicle, 7-12 items
- 03How-to, step by step
- 04Comparison, with a verdict
- 05Roundup, with selection criteria
- 06Q&A block, 8-12 questions
- 07News and trend piece
Every number comes with the run behind it.
When an engine does not answer, Seenbot says “no result”. A failed check never becomes a zero on your chart.
yoursite.com is named in 73% of answers about issue tracking, 2nd of 7. Up 9 points since 12 Jul.
Example run · 105 answers · 3 engines · check your own site
Plans from $129 a month.
Three plans, one product. They differ in credit, tracked questions and projects. Cancel any month.
Credit is spent on articles and measurements. The ledger shows what every cent paid for.
request access- An article a week, written, fact-checked and shipped to your blog
- Scheduled measurement across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini
- Approve each article, or let it publish on its own
- Articles in your repo stay yours if you leave
- A ledger with every charge and every refund
Questions before you ask for access: write to Ilya, the founder, at hello@seenbot.cc.
Questions
What does Seenbot actually do?
Seenbot runs a blog for you so that AI answer engines have something of yours to cite. It builds the questions your buyers ask from your own site, writes an article for each in one of seven formats, fact-checks it against a second model, publishes it to your CMS on a schedule, and then checks whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini started citing you. Publishing runs unattended once you switch it on; leave the switch off and every article waits for your approval.
What does the free check on this page do?
It reads your site the way an AI crawler would and reports what stops one from understanding you: schema, robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap, headings. It does not ask the engines anything yet — the citation check is the next step, and it is also free.
How is this different from regular SEO tools?
Most AI-visibility tools are dashboards: they tell you which answers leave you out and hand the writing back to you. Seenbot does the writing and the publishing, so the work happens whether or not you have time for it that week. The measurement is still there, as the check on whether the writing worked.
Does it publish on its own, or do I approve everything?
Both, and you choose. With automatic publishing on, the scheduled run writes and publishes without asking you. With it off, which is where every account starts, articles wait as drafts until you approve them. The switch is in Settings and the scheduler reads it before every write.
Do I need to be technical?
No. Enter your URL, review the articles we write, and approve them. Articles arrive in your GitHub repo as a pull request. If your blog runs somewhere else, write to hello@seenbot.cc.
Which AI engines do you scan?
ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. We check whether your brand and content appear in the answers to your target queries across all three.
How fast will I see results?
It depends on how often each engine re-crawls your domain, and we do not control that. What Seenbot can tell you is exactly when a change was picked up: every scan is stored with its date and sources, so you can see the moment a page starts being cited rather than guess at a timeline.
How do I get access?
Seenbot is in a private pilot. Write to hello@seenbot.cc and we will set you up.