Search is changing faster than most tools can keep up with.
People are no longer just using Google—they’re asking questions directly to tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. The problem is that most businesses have no idea how they show up in these systems, or if they show up at all.
Traditional SEO tools weren’t built for this shift. They focus on rankings, keywords, and backlinks—but AI systems don’t work the same way. They summarize, interpret, and cite information differently, which creates a new kind of visibility problem.
That’s why I’m building Krastie AI.
Krastie AI is an AI visibility platform that helps you measure and improve how your website appears in AI-driven search. Instead of guessing, it gives you a way to:
Track brand mentions across AI models
Analyze how competitors appear in AI responses
Test prompts and see how your content performs
Identify gaps in how your site is interpreted
Create AI-optimized content designed to be understood and cited by AI systems
The goal is to make AI visibility something you can actually measure and improve—not just speculate about.
Right now, I’m focused on refining the core workflows, especially around competitor tracking, prompt-based analysis, and content generation aligned with how AI systems interpret information.
If you’re working on SEO, content, or growth, I’d be interested in how you’re thinking about AI search. It still feels like most people are underestimating how big this shift is.