cyte
How it works

From signup to “here's what competitors are doing better” — in an afternoon.

Thousands of AI agents handle the watching, around the clock: every competitor's site, the sources the engines cite, the AI answers themselves. Your team gets a short list of improvements each morning, with the evidence, and decides what to do.

Step 1

Type your brand. Name your competitors.

Cyte auto-detects your domain and suggests the real competitors you're up against first. Then the markets you sell in, and the buyer-intent prompts your customers actually ask.

Everything is editable. Approve what's right, discard what's not. No technical setup, and a video guide for every step.

app.cyte.si/onboarding
BrandCompetitorsMarketsPromptsLaunch
What brand are we tracking?
Revolut logoRevolutdetected: revolut.com
Competitors found
Wise logoWise
N26 logoN26
Payoneer logoPayoneer
Monzo logoMonzo
Markets
United KingdomGermanyFranceSpain
Suggested prompts
best digital bank for freelancers
multi-currency account app
cheapest international transfers
best neobank 2026
Your agents this week· 14,700 tasks
Last worked just now
Read
7,820 pages
Ask
5,180 AI answers
Compare
1,540 comparisons
Suggest
160 ideas and briefs
  • SuggestDrafted an idea: answer Wise’s new fee pagejust now
  • AskAsked ChatGPT “cheapest international transfers”1 min ago
  • ReadRead a Reddit thread that Perplexity cites for Wise3 min ago
  • CompareCompared n26.com/business with revolut.com/business4 min ago
  • AskAsked Perplexity “best business account for freelancers”7 min ago
  • ReadRead wise.com/pricing9 min ago
Step 2

The agents read every competitor, everywhere.

Cyte reads your site and each competitor's site page by page, then the outside sources that mention you both — review sites, Reddit threads, press. In parallel it runs your buyer-intent prompts across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok and Google AI Overviews and records who each engine names, in what position, and which pages it cites.

The first results arrive within minutes: a teardown per competitor, with the evidence shown. After that, prompts re-run and competitor sites are re-read on a schedule, so you see what changed.

Step 3

Cyte tells you what to do. You do it. Then you see what happened.

Each morning Cyte hands you suggested improvements based on your competitors — a page to add, a page to strengthen, a review site or community to show up on — each with its evidence and an action brief your team can start on.

Mark an idea done. Cyte re-checks the related prompts at 7, 14, 28 and 42 days and shows you whether the score moved beyond its normal variation — as an observation, never as proof.

Today
3 ideas
New pageWiseSome evidence
Publish a transfer fee comparison page with a fee table
Wise is named first for “cheapest international transfers” on 6 of 7 AI engines, and its fee page is cited in 5 of those answers. You have no page on this topic.
ImpactHighEffortMedium
Improve a pageN26Some evidence
Add plan prices and an FAQ to /business
N26’s business page has a price table and 9 answered questions. Yours has neither.
ImpactMediumEffortLow
Respond to a changeWiseThin evidence
Check your fee claims against Wise’s new pricing page
Wise changed its pricing page 3 days ago. Too early to see any movement in AI answers.
ImpactMediumEffortLow
The math underneath

How Cyte scores.

Every number in Cyte is decomposable. Base points for being mentioned, plus bonuses for position, frequency, and sentiment. No black boxes, no “proprietary index.”

Hover any metric in the product and see exactly how it was calculated. The full formula is public.

Read the methodology
Score components
35
Base
Brand was mentioned at all.
+28
Position
Where you rank (28/22/17/13/9, then 4).
+18
Frequency
Repeat mentions (4 each, capped).
+12
Sentiment
Positive +12, mixed +3, negative −8.

That's the whole loop.

Track, compare, detect, act. Every feature in Cyte exists to make one of those four steps faster, sharper, or more automatic. Nothing else is shipped.

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From the founder · monthly

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What the competitor teardowns showed that month, what changed in the AI engines, and what Cyte ships next. Written by Haris, the founder. Unsubscribe in one click.