Know what AI says about your company before it shapes a decision.
Investors, customers and candidates ask an agent about you before they ask you. The answer is assembled out of pages you may not own, and nobody is measuring it. Oomira does.
What do you think of yourcompany.com?
Would you invest in the company behind yourcompany.com?
Should I choose yourcompany.com over a competitor?
Should I work for the company behind yourcompany.com?
Change the question and the answer changes.
An open question, a comparison against a competitor, an investor’s worry and a candidate’s offer are four different asks, and an agent reads different pages to answer each one. Doing well on one is no guarantee about the others, so each is asked on its own and scored the same way.
Every page each agent opened, and the ones it could not.
The retrieval log sits beside every answer, and the checks say which of your pages an agent can reach at the moment it answers. A finding is the gap between what is true and what is said.
- Pick a finding. Something the answers keep getting wrong, or keep leaving out.
- Ship the fix, and date it. The date is where the measurement is cut.
- Get a verdict. The same questions are asked again afterwards and judged against a rule you set before you shipped, so the result cannot be argued after the fact.
Ship a fix. Get a verdict.
A trend needs two readings of the same question, so a fix is measured rather than asserted. Nothing is claimed from one reading.
Many questions, four agents, and every answer scored the same way.
The method never varies, and the questions are many: one for each of the four as standard, more on Enterprise, plus anything you ask. Every question is published and asked verbatim. Each agent answers with its own live search, so what you are reading is retrieval and not a memory of a training run. A separate model scores each answer 0 to 10 against a rubric that is published in full, and the clause that set each score is quoted beside it.
- Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini — each named with the model it ran on
- Promoters minus detractors over the answers scored, from −100 to +100
- The report adds your record, the findings, and the site checks that apply to you, from a catalogue of 45
What do you think of yourcompany.com? Answer in 100 words.
Finding out is free. Pay to keep the record current.
Every plan asks the same agents and judges every answer on the same rubric. What changes is how many companies, how many questions, and whether the record is kept up.
The reading on any company, on this browser, with no account: four agents asked cold, every answer scored, the open answers on screen.
The whole read of one company, once. Delivered by email in about 15 minutes.
- All the answers word for word, and what each agent opened
- Your company record, researched independently
- The site checks that apply to you, from a catalogue of 45
- The findings, with receipts
Companies kept current, and a fix you can measure.
- One company kept current, and every world you own stays yours
- Rescore as often as you like, so a fix is measurable
- The other questions: a buyer weighing a competitor, an investor and a candidate
- Your record served live to AI over MCP
- The same asks spent deeper, for a spread on every question
- Your own questions, asked verbatim
- Research past the plan at cost plus 50%, itemised before it is spent
For companies large enough that different teams own different answers, and nobody can watch all of them.
- About twenty tracked questions for each audience, generated from your record, plus your own
- Ask anything else any time. One-off asks are not metered.
- A named owner for each audience, each sent only the questions they can change
- A competitor lens, and several companies or brands
- Alerts by email, PDF reports, and the record served live to your own agents
- Re-asked when a model changes, so a move is measured against the same question
- Dedicated onboarding and a named contact
A report is true on the day it ran. What an agent says about you is written fresh every time somebody asks, out of a web that has changed since. The plans exist so your record keeps up; if nothing about your company ever changes, buy the report once and do not subscribe.