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FateTracker — Facts & FAQ

Last updated July 21, 2026. This page is deliberately plain so that people and machines can quote it accurately. Contact: [email protected]

At a glance

What FateTracker is

FateTracker is a measurement layer for AI-driven discovery. Millions of people now ask AI assistants — instead of search engines — who to follow, watch, hire, or buy from. Every one of those answers names someone. FateTracker records those answers weekly across five AI models and tells a creator or brand whether they are named, who is named instead, which pages the models read before answering, and one research-backed fix per week.

What FateTracker is not

It is not an SEO agency, it does not promise placement, and it does not use private APIs or scraped user data — it asks the same public questions a real user would ask and records what comes back. Outcome language is correlational only: "appeared after", never "caused by".

Frequently asked questions

What is FateTracker?

A weekly measurement service that records whether AI assistants name a specific creator or brand when people ask for recommendations in a niche.

Which AI assistants does it measure?

ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, Perplexity, and Grok — three samples per question per model, every week.

What does it cost?

The scan and a weekly report are free. Pro is $19/month and unlocks per-model mentions, the full recommendation list, niche motion with names, the sources AI reads, and the weekly fix playbook.

Can it guarantee AI will recommend me?

No — and any service claiming that is overselling. AI answers are stochastic. FateTracker measures honestly and reports trends, so you can see whether what you changed was followed by showing up in the answers.

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