Clients, recruiters and editors no longer start with your website. They ask an assistant, and they read whatever it says about you. Klepha makes sure that answer exists, is accurate, and is yours.
If your name is what gets recommended, searched or vetted, the same visibility rules apply to you as to a company — only the target is a person.
Buyers ask an assistant for "the best consultant for X" long before they ask for a proposal. Being named in that answer is the shortlist.
Your competition is a directory page and a paid ad. A clear, well-structured body of answers beats both, because it is what the model can quote.
Get credited as the source rather than absorbed anonymously. Citations follow structure, not follower count.
High-trust fields where a wrong or missing AI answer costs real enquiries. Monitor what is said and correct the record.
Your personal reputation carries the company's. Track how you are described next to your competitors' founders.
Recruiters search your name and read the first summary they get. Make sure it reflects the work you actually did.
The same engine companies use, pointed at a person and the questions people ask about them.
Your prompt list is yours to edit — track the exact questions your clients actually ask.
No agency, no personal-branding retainer, no content calendar to maintain.
Give Klepha your site or profile. It works out your field, your topics and the people you are compared against.
You get the real responses from all three engines — where you are named, where you are missing, and who is taking your place.
A ranked list of fixes and drafts. Publish what you approve, then watch the weekly re-scan move.
It helps a great deal, because a site you control is the strongest thing a model can cite. But you can start with a profile page — LinkedIn, a personal page, a portfolio — and Klepha will still show you what the engines currently say and where the gaps are.
That is exactly what the monitoring catches. Models repeat whatever the web makes easiest to quote, so the fix is to publish a clearer, better-structured source and get it cited. Klepha shows you the wrong answer, where it likely came from, and what to publish to correct it.
Same engine, different target. Instead of tracking "best CRM for startups", you track "who is the best coach for X" and questions about your name. The audit also checks person-level structured data rather than product markup. Compare the solutions →
The first visibility report is free — no card, no sign-up. Paid plans start at $99 per month when you want continuous tracking, drafted content and Reddit monitoring. See pricing.
Never without your approval. Reddit replies and articles are drafted for you to review and edit; nothing is published or posted until you say so.
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