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The Platforms tab compares the AI engines you track. It answers: which engine mentions me most, which names me earliest, which likes me best, and which reads the most sources? Open it from AI Visibility > Platforms.
Platforms tab: How each engine treats you, one row per AI engine

Sample data based on a linear.app project

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How each engine treats you

“Every AI engine side by side: how often it mentions you, how early it names you when it does, how it feels about you, and how many sources it pulls.” One row per engine your project tracks.

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How the numbers work

  • Each engine stands alone. Its visibility divides only by the answers that engine returned successfully. An engine that answered 1 prompt and named you reads 100%.
  • Visibility and mention order count non-branded prompts only. Sentiment and Citations include branded prompts. So an engine can have a sentiment score while its visibility is empty.
  • All numbers cover every run in the selected date range, with the topic and tag filters applied.
  • The default order is highest visibility first. Engines with no visibility rate go last.
  • Click Visibility, Mention order, Sentiment or Citations to sort. Each click cycles ascending, descending, off, and you can stack sorts. Engines with no data always sort to the bottom.
  • A dash means the engine has no data for that column in the view.
Use the Platforms filter in the filter bar to hide engines you do not want to compare. If the tab says “No platform data yet”, it fills in after your next daily run. “No runs match your filters.” means no run falls inside the filters.

Related topics

Engines and scheduleVisibilityMention order