SEO and AI visibility, on autopilot.
WhoTheyFind finds what holds your site back, fixes it with your approval, and checks that it worked. Visible in Google and in AI answers, with the work off your plate.
People ask Google. They ask ChatGPT.
Your site has to show up in both.
WhoTheyFind makes the pages you have work, and writes the ones you are missing. On a schedule, so you do not have to.
How it works
Three steps on your side. The rest runs on a schedule.
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Search, analytics and your publishing platform. Once.
Link Google Search Console, your analytics, and the platform your site is published on: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and six others. Connecting changes nothing on your site. WhoTheyFind starts by reading it the way Google and AI assistants do.
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Each one explained, with a risk level.
Every week you receive a short list of proposed changes. Each is written out in plain terms with a risk level and the reason behind it. Approve with one click, decline, or set routine low-risk changes to apply automatically. Nothing is applied until you enable it.
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Every change measured against the numbers from before.
Each applied change is measured against the search and traffic numbers from before it. Changes that improved results stay. Changes that made no difference are recorded. Changes that made results worse are reverted automatically, and any change can be reverted by hand at any time.
01 · finds
Every week it reads your site the way Google and AI assistants do. Every day it pulls your real search and traffic numbers, including a separate count of visitors who arrive from AI answers.
02 · writes
Topics come from searches you already show up for and do not win, and from what you have told it about your business. Every planned article gets a date. It writes from your own site and your own profile, never from the open web.
03 · fixes
Each fix arrives written out, with a risk level. Approve with one click, or let routine low-risk fixes run on autopilot. Changes are published through the platform you already use.
Let AI assistants read your guides
04 · checks
Nothing is called fixed on the day it changed. After days to weeks it compares before and after. What worked stays. What made things worse is undone automatically.
No tool can promise that, and you should distrust any that does. WhoTheyFind focuses on the searches actually worth winning for your business, weighted by how winnable they are and what the traffic is worth to you, in both classic search and AI answers.
Never behind your back. Changes are published through the same system you already use, whether that is WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, or a developer-managed site, using its normal publishing flow and history. If a change cannot be made safely on your platform, it stays a written recommendation instead. You can also connect a site read-only and get recommendations only.
Every applied change is watched for days to weeks and judged against the numbers from before. If they got worse, the change is undone automatically. Being able to undo is a requirement for every platform WhoTheyFind publishes to, no exceptions.
No. It changes content and data only: page copy, titles, descriptions, the structured labels machines read, sitemaps. A built-in restriction that cannot be switched off keeps it away from your code. The one exception is a small one-time setup step that you, or your developer, review and approve yourself.
By what actually happens, not by scraping chatbots. The ground truth is the analytics channel for real visitors arriving from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and other answer engines. On top of that, it checks that AI crawlers can reach your pages and structures your content so it is easy to cite: direct answers, clean structure, machine-readable facts.
Early access
Connect your site, review what changes, and take SEO and AI visibility off your plate.