Huxaio

Be found.Be the answer.

Huxaio watches Google, Bing and the major AI engines as one surface of attention. Each week it writes the next plan, carries out what you've allowed, and proves each change against a control.

Where you are seen, per engine

Example data
Buyer question
Google
Bing
AI Overviews
ChatGPT
Perplexity
Gemini
Claude
Each square fills with how often you’re named; the ± is its margin. Never a rank.
  1. Asked 8 questions on 7 engines, 30 times each
  2. Found 2 rival pages that ChatGPT quotes for “best AML software for UK accountants”
  3. Wrote this week’s plan: 5 changes, 2 allowed to run on their own

Rewrite the comparison page around the four checks accountants must run, citing the HMRC guidance for each.

Needs your approval

1,240 Google impressions at position 11.4; named in 3% of ChatGPT answers, which quote two rival pages that cite HMRC.

Next plan for “best AML software for UK accountants”

Not a report. The next plan.

Every Monday, Huxaio’s AI analyst reads the week’s rankings, AI answers, crawler visits and sign-ups, and writes at most five changes per site, each with its evidence. The ledger grades it: ideas that don’t work stop being proposed. Here is an example week for a UK compliance software firm.

Example data

  1. Rewrite the comparison page around the four checks accountants must run, citing the HMRC guidance for each.

    1,240 Google impressions at position 11.4; named in 3% of ChatGPT answers, which quote two rival pages that cite HMRC.

    For “best AML software for UK accountants”

    Needs your approval
  2. Add step-by-step structured data to the remote ID guide.

    The same kind of change shipped on 7 pages across two of your sites, with no harm and +9 pts in AI Overviews (±5). Unlocked for automatic runs.

    For “how to run a client ID check remotely”

    Runs on its own
  3. Keep the pricing page as it is. It already leads on every engine; changing it risks the gain.

    Seen in 30–55% of answers on all seven engines. Prices are a hard line, so Huxaio never edits them on its own.

    For “AML check cost per client”

    Always needs you
  4. Link six screening guides to the page for small firms, so both search engines and AI crawlers can find it.

    The page has one internal link and 0 visits from AI crawlers in 28 days. Internal links are unlocked for automatic runs.

    For “PEP and sanctions screening for small firms”

    Runs on its own
  5. Merge two pages that compete for this question into one, and redirect the weaker one.

    Two URLs swap places in Google every week and split 610 impressions. Merging hides a page, so it always needs you.

    For “how to write an AML risk assessment”

    Always needs you

Ask an AI the same question twice and you get a different answer. So Huxaio never gives you a rank. It asks each question 30 times on every engine and tells you how often you’re named, with its margin.

“Seen in 27% of Perplexity answers, ±9” is a number you can act on. “Rank #2” is a roll of the dice.

One engine for search and AI answers.

Google results, AI Overviews and chatbot answers are one place where buyers decide who to trust. Huxaio reads all of it together, every day.

LayerWhat it meansWhere Huxaio reads it
SEOSearch Engine OptimisationRanking in Google and Bing.Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, page speed
AEOAnswer Engine OptimisationBeing the answer in featured snippets, AI Overviews and AI Mode, where the click often never happens.Search Console's AI reports, repeated checks of each question
GEOGenerative Engine OptimisationBeing named and linked when buyers ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude or Copilot.Each question asked 30 times per engine, Bing's Copilot citations, AI-crawler visits in your server logs
FactsOne set of facts about youWhat your company is, does and charges, said the same way everywhere AI engines read about you.Your site, structured data, Wikidata, Companies House, review sites

It acts when you let it. Permission is earned.

  1. Level 0: Observe

    Reports and the next plan. Nothing changes on your site.

  2. Level 1: Propose

    Every change arrives as a pull request. You approve each one.

  3. Level 2: Act within limits

    Change types that have proven safe run on their own. The rest wait for you.

  4. Level 3: Autonomous

    The whole weekly plan runs within a budget you set, and you read the results.

A kind of change runs on its own only after the ledger shows it has worked, or at least done no harm, and only when you switch it on. Staff can always turn a site down or stop it. Only the owner can turn it up.

Never on its own, at any level

  • Prices, legal or regulatory claims
  • Deleting or hiding a page
  • Messages to real people
  • Spending money

Every change is measured against a control.

Each change is compared with matched pages and questions it didn’t touch, read at day 28 and day 56. Kinds of change that don’t work are dropped, including popular ones.

ChangeRead atEffect, points, against controlVerdict
FAQ structured data on the pricing pageAI OverviewsD56+12 ±6Worked
Internal links to the accountants pageGoogle clicksD56+18 ±11Worked
Answer-first rewrite of the remote ID guideSign-ups from AI answersD56+9 ±5Worked
Title rewrites on eight guidesGoogle clicksD28+4 ±9Too early
llms.txt addedAI citationsD56+1 ±5No effect
Your changeControlExample data

Reversible

Every change is a pull request in your own repo, never a script injected into your pages. It rolls back on its own if clicks, citations or sign-ups drop past your limit.

Sourced

No statistic, quote or promise ships without a real source. Anything that contradicts your product's own facts fails the check.

Stoppable

One switch pauses a site. Another pauses everything. Every action Huxaio takes is in the log.

Search and AI answers are one surface now. Be found on all of it.

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Huxaio is in use on our own sites first. It opens to other teams once it has proven itself there.