Does the AI
know you?

When someone asks ChatGPT or Claude for a plumber, a dentist, a contractor in your town — do you come up? We ask, and we send you the answers. Not a score. The actual words.

A real one from today

We asked about a business that doesn't exist.

It answered anyway — about a clinic 140 miles away, in another country.

ChatGPT · 15 Aug 2026 · web search on

“is Bayview Dental Studio good”

“If you mean Bayview Dental Studio in South Surrey/White Rock, BC, it appears generally good, but reviews are somewhat mixed. Dr. Andrew Willoughby has 4.9/5 …”

Bayview Dental Studio is a name we made up for testing. The assistant found a real practice in British Columbia and answered as if that were the one. If your business has a common name, this is what your customers may be reading.

That answer, the four sources behind it, and the timestamp are all archived. You get the file.

What it does

Asks the questions your customers ask. Not “your brand name” — things like “best dentist in Ballard” and “who does Invisalign near me.” The ones where a stranger finds you or doesn't.
Keeps every answer, word for word. Full text, every link the assistant used, the model version, the timestamp. Nothing is summarised away.
Shows its work. Anything we check about your website comes with the exact curl command, so you or your web person can run it and see the same thing we saw.

What's actually connected right now

This is early. Here is exactly where it stands today — two assistants tested with live calls, three not wired up yet.

Assistant	Status
ChatGPT	live-tested 15 Aug
Claude	live-tested 15 Aug
Google Gemini	not connected
Perplexity	not connected
Google AI Overviews	not connected

The two that are connected each answered three test questions, and searched the web on all three. That is the whole of the evidence so far.

What we don't claim

Rankings aren't ours to give. The assistants decide what they mention. Anyone selling you a fixed spot in an AI answer is selling something they do not control.
No industry statistics on this page. The ones going around are mostly untraceable. The only number here is 458 — the tests in the code, which you can run yourself.
Answers move. The same question asked twice can come back differently, which is why every question gets asked more than once and you see the spread, not a single reading.
No customers yet. There is no case study to show you, because there hasn't been one.

Want to see yours?

Send your business name, your town, and your website. You'll get back the actual questions we asked, the actual answers, and where you did or didn't show up. No charge, no call, no signup.

hello@doestheaiknowyou.com

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