What We Do
Two specialized services. One mission: making your product visible.
Webappski specializes in AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) — making your product recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude. Traditional agencies can't do this. We also build our own AI products — TypelessForm and Typelessity — proving our methodology works.
AEO — AI Search Visibility
We make your product appear in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini answers. Proven methodology — our own product is present in all 12 of 12 AI answers (Visibility Index 92/100).
Featured in AI Answers
Webappski measures AI visibility with aeo-platform — the same npm-published, open-source tool we sell to clients — running ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity against a fixed basket of 12 questions, monthly. We proved the method on our own product, TypelessForm: it now reaches 100% of the fixed 12-question basket — present in all 12 of 12 cells, a current Unified Visibility Index of 92 — up from 33% across six complete runs (23 April → 11 July 2026); the endpoints are not strictly like-for-like — all four engines were measured throughout, but the question set and the engines' own models shifted over that span. Every measured run is published as a dated, raw report.
Audited track record
TypelessForm reached 100% AI visibility — up from 33% across six tracked runs
We re-measure TypelessForm every month against a fixed basket of 12 buyer questions across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity. Every point on this curve is a real aeo-platform run — open any one and read the raw report.
Present in 12 of 12 AI answers
An earlier 10 Jun run also touched 100, but on a narrower 3-engine grid (no Perplexity) over 9 questions — we don’t plot that one; on the full 4-engine basket it recomputes honestly to 83. The 100 on the right is the 11 Jul run across the complete four-engine basket.
Every cell is a real aeo-platform run (cited queries of 3). Claude sat at 0 until June, then got named in all three; Perplexity and Gemini swing run-to-run — that volatility is the honest picture AI engines give. New runs add a column on the right; each links to its report as it’s hosted.
Built and Promoted by Us
We don't just advise — we build our own AI products and make them visible in AI search.
Two products under the Webappski portfolio prove the agency's AEO methodology in production: TypelessForm (one-shot voice form filling, npm-published widget, live since March 2026) and Typelessity (typography-aware UX tooling). Each product is built, marketed, and tracked with the same AEO playbook we run for clients — and the numbers are public.
Our Process
A clear, results-driven approach to making your product visible in AI search.
Webappski's AEO process runs in five tracked steps: baseline visibility audit across all four major AI engines, gap analysis against named competitors, structural content fixes (answer capsules, FAQ schema, llms.txt), authority signal building (canonical-source pitches, third-party citations), and monthly visibility monitoring with public reporting. Every step ties to a measurable metric.
Audit
We check your visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude. You get a scored report showing where you stand.
Strategy
Custom optimization plan for your product and niche. We identify the highest-impact opportunities.
Execution
We implement changes across your site and the wider web. You see progress in a monthly visibility re-measure.
Monitor
Monthly reports showing citation growth, AI visibility trends, and competitive movement.
Latest from the blog
AEO guides, visibility experiments, and build notes from our own products.
Why republish on Medium, not just your own site?
One voice is easy for AI to distrust; the same claim on Medium, dev.to and LinkedIn — each with a canonical link home — becomes a chorus. Here is how to syndicate without duplicate-content harm.
Jul 20, 2026
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Does llms.txt actually get you into AI answers?
Almost every AEO guide tells you to add llms.txt — but the data says AI barely reads it. Here is what actually opens the door instead.
Jul 17, 2026
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What schema does your site actually need for AI?
You need only a handful of schema types — Organization, Person, FAQPage, Article — and one rule that makes them count. Here is what to keep and what to drop.
Jul 17, 2026
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