This is exactly why we built the RadarKit AI SEO Chrome Extension 🚀 A user found that many of his JavaScript websites were using CSR instead of SSR, something he had not noticed before. RadarKit Extension showed the difference between what a human sees and what an AI crawler actually gets. That can be a huge issue for AI visibility and SEO. and the good news? Its 100% Free : https://lnkd.in/gf8mue2a

Meet Sanjay Singh, founder of Radarkit - the AI visibility tracker that shows how your brand ranks in LLMs. From $500k domain sales to launching an AEO/GEO tool in 2025.

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From San Francisco to San Diego ⏭️ next stop, brightonSEO. RadarKit will be exhibiting at brightonSEO San Diego on September 15–16 at Booth 58. We are building a different kind of AI visibility platform: real UI tracking across 50+ countries using 4G residential proxies, with deep data on citations, query fan-out, local results, AI ads, and how brands actually appear inside ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and more. If you work in SEO, AEO, GEO, AI Search, or run an agency, come by Booth 58. We would love to meet, compare notes, show you what we are building, and talk about where search is heading next. See you in San Diego 🚀 #Brightonseo

Got to present RadarKit at Sentry office in San Francisco. I shared how we are building Radarkit.ai and why getting accurate AI visibility data is much harder than it looks. Thanks to my good friend Fede, who runs AI Beavers and hosts some amazing AI events in SF, for the invite and for bringing such a great group of builders together. #SF #SanFrancisco

launched RadarKit API and MCP thousands of feet in the air, on an Emirates flight from Dubai to SFO all thanks to Starlink's fast Internet You can now use your RadarKit data inside ChatGPT, Claude, or your own agents. Live now for all RadarKit users. Recorded a quick video from my seat to show you how it works. in SF for a week. If you’re into SEO, AEO or GEO, hit me up. Would love to catch up. Then we head to San Diego for a week, where we’re sponsoring brightonSEO. Come meet us at booth 58 on Sept 15 and 16.

Great to see RadarKit being mentioned not once, but twice on Julian Goldie’s latest SEO podcast. Even better to hear that both Julian Goldie SEO and Alejandro Meyerhans use RadarKit for tracking AI rankings — and value how quickly we act on feedback and ship improvements. 🚀 Alejandro even highlighted our Local Radar feature as a key part of his workflow for tracking geo-specific AI visibility. Moments like this remind us why we’re building: to give teams real, actionable visibility into AI search, not just surface-level metrics.

found something interesting while looking through GPT query fanouts in RadarKit. A few fanouts are still using old domains that have already moved or 301 redirected. Examples: evolvtechnology.com → evolv.com onsolve.com → Crisis24 after the acquisition I checked Wayback too, and most of these old domain signals seem to come from 2024 or earlier. This suggests GPT fanouts can still rely on older learned domain associations even after a brand changes domains. There may also be an interesting expired-domain angle here: If an old domain keeps getting triggered across many fanouts and later becomes available, that domain could have value because GPT still associates it with that topic. Definitely digging deeper into this.

Same prompt. Different location. Different AI answer. 🌍 ChatGPT can recommend Nike in the US and Adidas in Germany — and that matters for brands tracking AI visibility. RadarKit uses residential 4G proxies to see what real users see across different locations. Track: • Real ChatGPT answers by location • Brand visibility, sentiment & Share of Voice • The real citations shaping those answers AI visibility is local. RadarKit helps you measure it that way.

A friend recently noticed 2024 appearing in some query fanouts and asked whether we were seeing the same pattern inside the RadarKit database. So we checked the data from May to August 2026. 2024 is almost absent across both ChatGPT and Copilot. 2025 still appears, but only in a small share. 2026 is clearly the active year. The bigger finding: ChatGPT is much more 2026-forward than Copilot. ChatGPT: 17.9% Copilot: 4.3% That makes ChatGPT about 4× more likely to include 2026 in its query fanouts. This reflects the fanouts we observed, not overall search behavior.

Big milestone for us 🚀 Getting featured by HubSpot is something we are proud of. HubSpot is one of the biggest names in marketing, with a Domain Rating of 93, and they included Radarkit in their list of AEO rank tracking tools. As AI search keeps growing, it is great to see our work being recognized by an industry leader. A big thank you to the HubSpot team for the mention, and an even bigger thank you to our customers for trusting us and helping us build a product that solves real problems. The journey is just getting started. 💙 Read the article: https://lnkd.in/eQ9yFBK6

Most brands guessing which keywords matter in AI search. RadarKit doesn't guess. It runs its own real browser. Fires live prompts into AI engines. Catches every query that fans out from your topic, in real time. Not a database. Not an estimate. Real keywords, ready for you to build content around. That's step one. Step two is where it gets good. RadarKit checks who is getting cited for every fan-out keyword it finds. Two things happen: 1- Your competitor is getting cited. RadarKit pulls the exact URLs being cited, uses them as grounding data, and writes NLP optimised content built to outrank what is already winning. Same topic. Better structure. More citation worthy. 2- A UGC blog keeps showing up. RadarKit identifies it, uses those citations as grounding data to write stronger content for your own site, and flags that source as a guest post opportunity. You get the citation...

Now you can download AI Visibility tracking , citation and share of voice Report directly from Radarkit in just 1 click. One click → Beautiful PDF AI Visibility report.

Meet Sanjay Singh, founder of Radarkit - the AI visibility tracker that shows how your brand ranks in LLMs. From $500k domain sales to launching an AEO/GEO tool in 2025.