Your app on Google, and in AI answers.
Web Presence audits your website, tracks the keywords that bring you visitors, shows who ranks above you on Google, and tells you whether AI assistants cite you. Everything your app does outside the store.
Is your website working for your app?
Give Dock your domain and it reads the site the way Google and an AI assistant read it, then gives three separate scores. It runs on your own site, so it costs nothing and needs no account anywhere.
- App-web bridge: whether your site links the listing and describes the app correctly
- Technical: certificate, title, description, robots.txt, what the server returns
- AI readiness: whether an assistant can reach your site, read it and quote it
- Seeing what is wrong is free. The fix for each issue comes with Premium
- Disagree with a finding? Set it aside and it stays aside
Blocking GPTBot does not remove you from ChatGPT.
GPTBot is the crawler that trains models. The one that fetches pages to answer with is OAI-SearchBot, and blocking that is what stops assistants quoting you. Same story for ClaudeBot and Claude-SearchBot. Google-Extended has nothing to do with AI Overviews, which come from the normal index. Dock checks them separately, because blocking the wrong one is the common mistake.
The keywords that already bring you visitors.
Search Console gives you the queries that already work, for free, and Dock reads them for you. Add your own phrases, or take the ones a competitor ranks for. Then buy search volumes for the whole list at once: ten phrases and nine hundred cost the same.
- Hundreds of real queries from Search Console, at no cost
- Volume, competition and seasonality for the phrases you choose
- "Worth a look": measured, not tracked yet, and low ad competition
- Only the competitor gap costs money
Who is on the page you want.
For a keyword and a country, Dock reads the top twenty results on Google: APK mirrors, roundup articles, competitor store pages, and where your own site and listing land. Follow a keyword and Dock reads it again on a schedule, with the position history behind it.
- Position history per keyword, and a tally of who ranks across all of them
- Weekly for what moves, monthly for what does not: about half the cost
- Automatic updates are off until you enable them, with a monthly spending cap
- A column tells you whether a search has an AI answer at all
What AI assistants answer about you.
Dock reads an archive of answers already given, with the real questions people asked, and tells you whether your site is among the sources. It never queries a model: these are answers that already exist.
- The questions where your domain is quoted, and who is quoted alongside you
- Which of your pages gets cited, often not the one you expect
- Answers given without any sources are excluded from the count
- Platforms with no coverage are named, so you know what was not checked
Pages that mention you without linking you.
Dock searches every result it has already read for your brand name. An article that mentions your app without linking it is the easiest link you will ever ask for, and a top ten that skips you is a request to be number eleven. Dock checks each page, finds the contact address and keeps track of every conversation.
- Two types, because they need two different emails
- Found for free, inside results you have already paid for
- Status per page: found, contacted, replied, linked, with your notes
- You send the email yourself: Dock opens your mail client
Search data is bought with your own account.
The site audit is free and needs no account anywhere. Search volumes, Google results and AI answers come from DataForSEO with your own credentials: you pay the source directly, with nothing added on top. A results page costs a fraction of a cent, the price is always on screen before you spend it, and automatic updates stay off until you turn them on, within the monthly cap you set.
Find out what the web says about you.
Site audit and keyword research are in the free version. Fixes and Link building come with Premium.