See what AI says about you.
Sound familiar? “More people ask an AI assistant where to eat or who to call. I have no idea if it ever names my place — or if it gets my hours wrong.”
Every week Paloma asks Claude, with web search, questions people might ask about businesses like yours in your area — half of them each week, so each question every other week. You see in how many answers you were named, who was named instead, which pages the answers cited, and where an answer disagrees with your POS.
How it works
Questions from your facts
Paloma writes the questions from what is public about you: your kind of business, your city and areas, your menu or services. Add or switch off a question by telling Paloma in the chat.
Asked every week
Half of your questions each week, so each one is asked every other week, through Claude’s developer API with web search. Each answer is labelled with the assistant, the date and the city it was asked for.
One screen in Marketing
Named in how many of our answers, the competitors named beside you, the pages the answers cited as links you can open, and an answer’s wrong hours or prices next to what your POS says.
A line in your morning brief
When the week’s answers are in, the brief says so. Ask Paloma about them in the chat, or have the AI tool you connect to Paloma read them and export them as a table.
What’s live, what’s rolling out
- Rolling out
What AI assistants say about you
Every week Paloma asks Claude questions people might ask about places like yours, then shows in how many answers you were named, who else was, and which pages the answers cited.
- Live
A site Google and AI assistants can read
Your site on Paloma has a facts page — your address, phone, hours, how to order and where your menu is, each with where it came from — and a plain-text version assistants read. AI bots’ visits are counted in your Monday report. Don’t want AI to read it? Switch it off.
- Live
New pages every week
Paloma spots what people search on Google and drafts new pages from your menu or services; you publish with a tap. Every Monday, see what Google and AI assistants brought in.
- Live
Orders from ChatGPT and other AI assistants
Guests order from you in ChatGPT: Paloma’s plugin reads your current menu, confirms the order and hands them your checkout. Other AI assistants can do the same.
- Soon
More assistants, fixes ready to approve
Asking more AI assistants than Claude, and fixes to your site and Google profile drafted from what the answers got wrong, are coming soon.
Questions
Is it what my guests see in the ChatGPT or Claude app?
Not exactly. Paloma asks through the assistant’s developer API, and people asking in the app may get a different answer: answers change with the person, the time and the wording. So the screen counts only our own questions — “named in 7 of 20 answers”, never a share of your customers.
Can you get me recommended by AI?
No one can guarantee what an assistant says. What Paloma can do is make your facts easy for assistants to find and read: the facts page and the plain-text version of your site on Paloma, from your POS.
Which assistants?
Claude today. More assistants are coming soon. Paloma is not affiliated with the companies that make them.
Do the questions include anyone’s personal information?
The questions Paloma writes hold only what is public about your business. A question you add yourself is sent as you wrote it: Paloma refuses one where it finds an email, a full phone number, a street address or a guest’s or customer’s name, so do not put anyone’s name, address or other personal information in it.
What does it cost?
It has no price yet. Before it turns on for your business, the price will be on Pricing, and Paloma asks you to approve it on a card first.
Can I check how ready my site is for AI?
Yes. The business scan on palomaceo.ai scores how easily AI assistants can read your site, level by level, and names what to fix first.
See it run your business
No card, no subscription to start. Your first business gets a $25 credit when it is activated. Sign up, connect Clover or Square, and watch Paloma go to work on your menu.
Not exactly. Paloma asks through the assistant’s developer API, and people asking in the app may get a different answer: answers change with the person, the time and the wording. So the screen counts only our own questions — “named in 7 of 20 answers”, never a share of your customers. Rolling out: live, turning on business by business.
No one can guarantee what an assistant says. What Paloma can do is make your facts easy for assistants to find and read: the facts page and the plain-text version of your site on Paloma, from your POS. Rolling out: live, turning on business by business.
Claude today. More assistants are coming soon. Paloma is not affiliated with the companies that make them. Rolling out: live, turning on business by business.
Prefer we set it up with you?
You can start on your own in the app. If you would rather set Paloma up together with us, or hear it on your own menu first, tell us who you are and we will write back. It is free.