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Track how major AI systems describe, compare, cite, and recommend your company across relevant buyer questions.
About Kojable
Kojable began with a practical problem: AI systems were shaping how buyers understood companies, but teams could not easily see when those answers were inaccurate, incomplete, or misaligned with the evidence.
The origin
“AI was answering questions about companies. The evidence behind those answers was difficult to see.”
The problem that led to Kojable.
Buyers now use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity to research categories, compare providers, validate claims, and decide which companies deserve further consideration.
Those answers can reflect public pages, articles, reviews, citations, third-party summaries, outdated positioning, competitor framing, and missing proof. The result is not always factually wrong, but it can be incomplete or misleading in commercially important ways.
Kojable was built to make that process more manageable: monitor how AI currently represents the company, diagnose what may be shaping the answer, explain what to change and how to change it, and retest comparable questions to verify what improved.
Mission
Kojable is not simply a visibility dashboard or a generic content service. It combines recurring monitoring, evidence-backed diagnosis, practical implementation guidance, and retesting so teams can move from an unexplained answer to a clear course of action.
Track how major AI systems describe, compare, cite, and recommend your company across relevant buyer questions.
Identify recurring claims, source patterns, competitor framing, outdated information, and missing proof associated with the answer.
Prioritise what should change, explain why it matters, and provide clear guidance on where and how to make the change.
Retest comparable questions to measure what changed, what held, and what needs further attention.
How we think
AI answers can appear definitive to the buyer reading them. Kojable treats those answers as a measurable operating surface: something teams can monitor, diagnose, improve, and retest with evidence rather than assumptions.
Beliefs
A score can show that a gap exists. Useful action requires understanding the answer patterns, sources, and information gaps associated with it.
Every recommendation should explain what needs attention, why it matters, where the change should happen, and how to carry it out.
Representation work is not complete when an asset is published. Comparable answers should be retested to see what changed and what needs further refinement.
The team
Kojable combines machine-learning experience, commercial judgement, and practical implementation guidance to help companies understand and improve how AI represents them.