Gemini visibility tracker
Gemini answers product questions for everyone inside Google's surfaces — and its picks routinely differ from ChatGPT's. CiteGraph tracks whether Gemini names you: the same buyer questions, repeated grounded runs, verbatim answers, and a margin on every number.
How tracking works
CiteGraph asks your category's real buyer questions 3–5 times per run on each of 4 engines, stores every answer verbatim, and prints a margin of error on every rate. The per-engine view shows where this engine agrees with the others — and where it doesn't, which is usually the finding.
What’s specific to Gemini
Google's retrieval, not Google's rankings
Ranking #1 in Google search does not put you in Gemini's answer — grounding retrieval and answer synthesis choose differently. Measuring the answer is the only way to know.
The disagreement engine
In our measured category boards, Gemini's top-5 overlaps ChatGPT-family's by as little as 2 of 5. If you track one engine, Gemini is the one most likely to be quietly telling a different story.
Sources with resolved redirects
Gemini grounding wraps citations in redirect URLs; CiteGraph resolves them so your source list credits the real page, not a proxy host.
Common questions
How do I track my brand in Gemini?+
CiteGraph runs your category's buyer questions through Gemini with grounding, several times per question weekly, and reports your named and cited rates with margins — alongside the verbatim answers so you can audit every number.
Why does Gemini recommend different products than ChatGPT?+
Different retrieval, different sources, different synthesis. Our own category measurements show top-5 overlap as low as 2 of 5 between them — which is why per-engine tracking exists.
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