● AI Visibility Audit

What does AI tell your buyers about you?

We find the questions your buyers ask AI, test every one on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity, and show you who gets named: you or your competitors. Then you get the plan to change it: articles, Quora, Reddit and review-site actions, and PR stories for news websites.

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What you get

A report your leadership will read.

Every audit ends with decisions, not just screenshots.

Buyer question map. 20 questions for a Snapshot Audit, 40 for a Competitive Audit, written the moment you order: from "best … for …" to "is it safe", grouped by buying stage. Yours to keep.
Answers from four assistants. Every question asked on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity with web search on, dated and logged.
Scorecard and share of voice. How often you are named, in what position, and how you compare with each competitor, by assistant and question type.
Where competitors win. The questions they own, and the sites that put them there.
Source map. The news sites, forums, review sites and directories the assistants cite in your category.
90-day plan. Articles for your website, Quora, Reddit, LinkedIn and review-site actions, PR article ideas for news sites, and fixes for anything AI gets wrong.
Fast, and yours to download. Order it in your portal with your brand, website and competitors. The report is ready within 24 hours (Snapshot) or 48 hours (Competitive), as a web page and a PDF.
Monthly re-test. Track the score as the plan goes live.

Inside the report

See what AI tells buyers about a real brand.

The full audit asks ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity the questions your buyers ask and scores you against competitors. It starts here: what one assistant says about The Whole Truth, checked line by line against public reports.

What Claude (Anthropic) said, 7 November 2026

What I know about this brand

The Whole Truth is an Indian packaged-food brand known for protein bars, energy bars, nut butters, muesli and dark chocolate made without added sugar, preservatives or artificial ingredients. Its main idea is radical label transparency: the full ingredient list is printed on the front of the pack, and its marketing often questions how other "healthy" foods are labelled. It was founded in Mumbai by Shashank Mehta around 2019 and sells mainly online and through quick-commerce apps.

How confident I am

Medium. I know the brand's positioning and core products well, but I'm less sure about its recent funding, newest product lines and current offline reach.

Who I would also mention

Yoga Bar, RiteBite Max Protein and Phab, if someone asked for protein or snack bar options in India.

Gaps a customer might notice

I can't confirm current prices, store availability or which products are newest.

I may be out of date on funding, leadership and any changes to recipes or certifications.

I don't have reliable information on independent nutrition testing of its products.

What we found

CorrectPositioning is accurateClean-label foods with no added sugar or preservatives, and ingredients on the front of the pack. This is how the brand describes itself.
CorrectFounder, city and year are accurateFounded in Mumbai in 2019 by Shashank Mehta, a former Unilever marketer.
MissingProtein powders are not mentionedProtein powders are now a main line, including a "super-light" range for women and older buyers. Someone asking for a protein powder would not hear about it.
MissingThe co-founder is not mentionedRachna Aggarwal, who leads product development, does not appear.
Out of dateIt does not know how big the brand has becomeRevenue grew from ₹65 crore to ₹216 crore in FY25, and the brand raised about $51 million in a Series D in February 2026, led by Sofina and Sauce.vc, as it prepares for an IPO. The answer only says it is unsure about funding.