# Atlas by xenzee > Atlas is an AI search visibility and SEO platform for freelancers, teams and agencies. It measures whether AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini name your business when buyers ask them a question, shows who they name instead and which sources they cite, then traces why and hands back the fixes in order. It also connects Google Search Console, Analytics, Tag Manager and Business Profile to track rankings, indexing, tagging and traffic, all in one workspace built on your own data. Atlas covers both sides of modern search. Classic SEO: keywords, rankings, pages, technical health, backlinks, citations, indexing operations and reporting. Answer engines, the discipline variously called GEO, AEO, LLMO and AIO: whether an assistant names your brand at all, how early, against which rivals, and on the strength of which cited sources. Work is organized into per-site projects, every tab reflects real data rather than a third-party index or mock numbers, and metrics are snapshotted nightly so dashboards open in under a second. What Atlas connects to: Google Search Console, Google Analytics (GA4), Google Tag Manager, and Google Business Profile, over secure OAuth. A WordPress site can also be connected so posts and their SEO fields can be edited from Atlas. Key facts: Atlas is one app in the xenzee business suite, and one xenzee account signs you into all of them. Category: AI search visibility and SEO software, also searched as a GEO tool, an answer engine optimization tool, an SEO platform, or a rank tracker. Built for freelancers and creators, SEO teams, and agencies running one site or many. You pay only for what you turn on, on one invoice with the rest of the suite. ## AI search visibility - [Tracked prompts](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#ai-visibility): add the questions your buyers ask an assistant. Atlas runs them on a schedule and records whether your brand was named, how early in the answer, which competitors were named instead, and which domains the answer cited. - [Share of voice](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#ai-visibility): your slice of the brands an answer names, measured across a window of runs rather than a single reply, and trended over time. - [Visibility per answer engine](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#ai-visibility): the same measured runs split by provider, because a brand can be well cited by one assistant and invisible in another. - [Cited sources](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#ai-visibility): every domain answers quote, ranked by frequency. This is the evidence-based outreach target list. - [AI Overview tracking](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#ai-visibility): which tracked search queries now carry a Google AI Overview, and whether that overview cites your site or somebody else's. - Measurement is honest by design. Regular scans run on the models in the xenzee platform pool and every result records the provider and model that answered. A deep scan asks the live ChatGPT with web search enabled through a measurement API, so those citations are exact. Atlas does not scrape consumer AI products. When AI is switched off for a workspace, the screen reads "not measurable" instead of showing an invented number. ## Getting found by AI - [AI crawler access](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#ai-access): a robots.txt verdict for each named bot, including GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot, Google-Extended, PerplexityBot, Applebot-Extended and CCBot. A single catch-all rule does not reach a bot that matches its own named group, which is how sites block themselves without realizing. - [Edge bot management](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#ai-access): a CDN can turn AI crawlers away at the edge while robots.txt says they are welcome. Atlas flags the configuration so the real gate gets checked. - [Server-rendered content](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#ai-access): many crawlers do not execute JavaScript. Atlas measures how much text is present in the raw HTML before any script runs, and flags a page that is effectively blank to them. - [Structured data](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#ai-access): the schema types present on the page, and the baseline types that are missing. ## The review - [An ordered review](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#review): the audit runs phase by phase in a fixed sequence, because each phase produces the input the next one needs. Stage A strategy and context, Stage B demand and competition, Stage C site diagnosis, Stage D authority and reputation, Stage E visibility, measurement and delivery. - Findings carry a severity and a plain explanation, and are consolidated into a single register ordered urgent first. Editors can push the urgent findings straight into the project task queue. - The roadmap stages the work across the first month, quarter, half year and year. - A phase that cannot run says what it is waiting for. It never fills the gap with a number. ## Search, analytics and content - [Search Console operations](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#features): URL inspection one at a time or in bulk, indexing requests, sitemap submission, and URL removals, without leaving Atlas. - [Live analytics](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#features): real GA4 and Search Console metrics, snapshotted nightly for sub-second dashboards. - [Tag Manager](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#features): audit the container, then act on the findings. Create a GA4 base tag, sync measurement IDs across every tag, pause a duplicate GA4 tag that is double counting sessions, retire legacy Universal Analytics tags, then publish the version or roll it back. - [Rankings and keywords](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#features): positions over time on organic and map results, with the pages and on-page signals beside them. - [Cannibalization detection](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#features): your own pages competing for the same query, proven from Search Console query and page data rather than guessed. - [Competitor discovery](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#features): who actually ranks for your terms, verified against real search results rather than guessed from your own copy. - [Local presence](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#features): Google Business Profile snapshot and map pack grids. - [Backlinks and citations](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#features): off-page profile and local citations kept clean and tracked. - [Content studio](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#content): content briefs, drafts, title and description variants, keyword clustering with search intent, and internal links added automatically to your own tracked pages. Everything saves to a per-project library. - [Reporting](https://atlas.xenzee.test/#features): performance reports from real Google data, branded PDF export, saved templates, and scheduled email delivery. ## Why Atlas - A number you can trace, or no number at all. Nothing on a screen is invented to fill a gap. - Every measured run records the provider and model behind it. - Sub-second tab loads, because metrics are snapshotted nightly instead of being fetched on open. - Google OAuth connections, with access tokens encrypted at rest and refreshed automatically. Atlas never sees your password. - Role-based access per project, designed for client collaboration, with clean ownership transfer. ## Links - [Home](https://atlas.xenzee.test/): what Atlas is, what it connects to, how it works, and answers to the questions people ask most. - [Get started](https://account.xenzee.test/signup): create a xenzee account. - [Sign in](https://account.xenzee.test/): single sign-on across the whole suite. - [xenzee](https://xenzee.test/): the business suite Atlas belongs to.