When people ask the AI who does what you do, does it name you?

This isn’t an opinion. We measure it with the same AIs that are already naming you, or not. We ask about you the way a client would, we read what they answer, and we show you, with your name in front of you, where you are named and where you are not.

For people and for companies. The result runs live and arrives in your inbox.

What you’re about to see

We ask the machine. It answers with names. Read it to the end.

“Who do you recommend for [your specialty]?” The AI’s verbatim answer:

M. HerreraCited
Estudio VantosCited
C. RíosCited
youYou don’t show up

It’s not that you speak poorly. It’s that the machine can’t read you yet.

An agency

Sells you the future

“If you optimize, one day you’ll appear.” All smoke and conditionals. You rent attention while you pay.

LinkedIn

Rented ground

Activity on land that isn’t yours. Posting doesn’t show you whether the machine reads you and cites you.

Faro

Shows you the present

It shows you the AI’s verbatim answer and points to the absence of your name. What gets built on top stays in your name.

18/100
UnreadableReadable
The seal · Faro Index

We don’t promise the machine will cite you: that decision is made by a model we don’t control. What does depend on us is the only thing that matters first. That you stop being unreadable, with the proof in hand.

Five details. The rest is optional and sharpens the measurement.

Start with the area, not with what you achieve. “Sports nutrition”, not “I help people lose weight.”

Type above and you’ll see the exact question Faro will ask the AI.

We read them to see you the way the AI does, not to follow you.

The measurement runs as if your clients were asking from your market.

If you work locally, anchor the measurement to your city.

We verify your email with a code before running the diagnostic, so the result is yours and no one uses the tool just to poke around. Your name and your email stay reserved to you.

By continuing you agree that Faro may consult public sources about you. We don’t share your data.