Find out what the AI answer says about you
AI citations by engine and by prompt, AI Overview presence on your own keywords, and the conversational queries Bing's AI really used.
Which engines cite you, and how often
Connect your own OtterlyAI account and it lands next to your search data.
AI citations arrive by engine and by day, on the same charts as your Google and Bing figures, so a month reads as one story rather than three. Engine chips let you isolate a single engine. Your key, your quota, your data, and the sync runs when you press it.
The prompts you actually appear in
Not a score. The prompts themselves.
Alongside the counts you get the prompts your brand shows up in, which is the part that tells you what to write next. Prompts are pulled as a snapshot, so each sync replaces the previous set rather than merging into it.
Recorded on every position check
Presence, and whether the answer cited you.
Every SERP check on a tracked keyword records whether an AI Overview appeared and whether it cited you. Over time that becomes the only honest answer to the question everyone is asking, which is whether the AI answer is taking your click.
The queries Bing's AI actually used
A different demand signal, not a rounding error.
Bing publishes the conversational queries its AI grounded answers with, and Pebble holds them with intent, topic and citation share, plus a view of how much they overlap with your Google queries. On the demo property the overlap is small enough to be worth looking at rather than assuming. Microsoft offers no API for this report, so it comes in as Bing's own CSV export, and each upload replaces the previous snapshot.
And an honest note about Search Console
What Google does not give you, said plainly.
Google does not report AI Overview or AI Mode impressions separately in Search Console. Pebble's AI Search Queries view clusters your archive by topic so you can watch AI related demand grow, and it is labelled as exactly that. It is a topical view of AI search related queries, not a measure of AI surfaces, and anything that tells you otherwise is guessing.
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