Startup discovery
AskWatch.
Checks whether AI answers name your brand or a rival's
Marketing and salesData and analytics
What it does
AskWatch puts a standing list of buyer questions to six answer engines on a schedule, then keeps the replies so a team can watch its own name appear or drop away over the following weeks. Each report separates the brands that were named from the pages the engines linked to, so the next piece of work gets chosen from evidence rather than impression. Engines covered include ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and the Google search surfaces. A crawler report records which AI bots fetched which pages of the site.
A brand cannot read the answers its buyers are given, so a rival being named in place of it usually surfaces as a lost deal rather than as a warning.
- Stage
- Live
- Made for
- Marketers, Agencies
- Platforms
- Web
- Company
- ESTERSON LIMITED
- Website
- askwatch.ai ↗
- Links
- Blog
Timeline
- AskWatch starts publishing its public research
The oldest dated entry on AskWatch's own blog index reads Sep 18, 2026, and that is the earliest page on the site carrying a date. Signups were already open at that point, so the entry dates the product's first public appearance.
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Sources
Contributor credit
This profile adapts text by @awesomebunny32 from profile PR #41, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Its factual claims were reviewed separately.
Publication record
- Release
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