Last updated: March 25, 2026
After a few months of quiet building, we’re happy to finally share what we’ve been working on: LLM Pulse is now live.
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Well, the truth is we launched it two weeks ago… Specifically on Tuesday, July 15th, 2025.
The idea behind LLM Pulse is simple — to help brands and businesses understand how (and if) they show up inside responses from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and other Large Language Models (LLM). These tools are quickly becoming a new layer of search and discovery, and we believe visibility there is going to matter — a lot.
What is LLM Pulse?
In short: our brand new tool is an LLM tracker that helps brands monitor their presence inside AI-driven answers. It shows when and how your brand is mentioned, compares you with competitors, and alerts you to changes — giving you a clear view of your visibility in this new layer of discovery.
In other words, it’s your starting point for GEO (Generative Engine Optimization).
What does LLM Pulse do?
With LLM Pulse, you can:
- See which prompts mention your brand and / or your domain.
- Compare your visibility against competitors.
- Track changes over time and get alerts.
- Use real data to guide your content, PR and brand strategy.
It’s still early days, but a few companies are already using LLM Pulse regularly to monitor and improve their presence in LLMs. [Thank you! 🙏]
Right now, LLM Pulse works with ChatGPT Search, allowing you to track how your brand appears in real user prompts. But this is just the beginning — we’re already working on integrating Perplexity, and other LLMs / models will follow soon. Our goal is to offer a unified view of your brand’s visibility across all major AI platforms.
UPDATE: As of August 25th, 2025, Perplexity data is available in LLM Pulse.
UPDATE: Starting on September 1st, 2025, Google AI Mode data is now available on our platform.
Lots of cool stuff are coming soon!
Who’s behind this?
We’re a team of three, building this project bootstrapped — no outside funding, just time and focus:
- Adrián Rojas – Full-stack developer with deep knowledge of APIs and AI integrations. The one making sure everything runs fast and smoothly.
- Esteve Castells – Expert in SEO, AI and data analysis. Always thinking about how LLMs reshape search and visibility. Strategic mind and prompt tinkerer.
- Daniel Peris – SEO and ASO specialist with 15+ years in digital marketing. Serial entrepreneur and founder of several SaaS, media, and app businesses. Focused on product, and growth.
We’ve worked together on other projects, but this one feels special. We’re excited (and a bit nervous) because we think the timing is right, and the need is REAL.
What’s next?
This blog will be where we share our thoughts, findings and lessons as we learn more about how LLM SEO work — and how brands can adapt to this new search paradigm.
If you’ve made it this far, thanks for being here.
We’re just getting started.
Want to see LLM Pulse live in action? Book a demo with us: LINK.
HELLO, WORLD! 🤖
FAQ
What is LLM Pulse and why was it created?
LLM Pulse was created to help brands understand how they appear in AI-generated answers. As AI becomes a new discovery layer, the platform provides visibility into how brands are represented across tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity.
How does LLM Pulse help brands improve their AI visibility?
LLM Pulse tracks when and where your brand is mentioned, compares your visibility with competitors, and shows how this evolves over time. This data helps guide content, PR, and brand strategies.
What makes LLM Pulse different from traditional SEO tools?
Unlike traditional SEO tools focused on rankings, LLM Pulse focuses on AI-generated answers. It analyzes how brands appear inside responses, not just where they rank in search results.
Who is LLM Pulse built for?
LLM Pulse is designed for marketers, SEO professionals, agencies, and brands that want to understand and improve their presence in AI-driven search and discovery environments.
Why is tracking visibility in AI-generated answers important?
Because more users are relying on AI tools to discover products and brands. If your brand is not present in these answers, you risk losing visibility at a key moment in the user journey.
