When someone asks AI for a podcast — does it say your name?
Listeners increasingly ask AI what to listen to next. Those answers name two or three shows — and everyone else doesn't exist. Donato measures, week after week, whether one of those names is yours.
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
PerplexityThe new front page of podcasting is an AI answer.
“Podcast about quitting social media without losing clients?” — questions like that used to go to Google or the charts. Now they go to answer engines, and the reply isn't ten blue links. It's a short, confident recommendation.
You can't see those conversations, and no download stat will ever show you the listener you never got. If AI doesn't bring your show up, you're not losing the pitch — you're not in the room.
Real questions, real engines, on a schedule.
We read your episodes and turn what your show actually covers into the questions real listeners ask — the recurring themes, the tensions, the “is there a podcast about…” moments. Then we ask them, live, to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity — in clean sessions, with no history and no personalization, so the answer is what a stranger would hear.
For every question you see whether you were recommended, on which engines, and how that changes week over week. Not a vibe — a time series.
Learn which questions you never come up for.
Some questions your show should own — and doesn't. The monitor makes those blind spots visible: whole topics where no engine ever brings you up, even though your episodes cover them.
That's not a verdict, it's a to-do list: material for titles, show notes and future episodes — and the clearest way to watch the line move after you act.
You can't improve a conversation you can't see.
A weekly answer sheet for your show.
Each run produces a simple report in your dashboard: the questions asked, which engines mentioned your show, and the trend since last week.
Mentioned or not — per question, per engine, across every weekly run.
The questions and whole topics you never appear for — your blind spots, spelled out.
And a way to act on it. Visibility monitoring pairs with your Donato show page — a machine-readable understanding of every episode that gives answer engines something real to find, quote and recommend.
Questions where at least one engine mentioned the show — per run.
An honest caveat: AI answers are probabilistic — mentions move between runs, and different engines see differently. That's exactly why this is monitored weekly instead of screenshotted once. We show you the real floor, not a flattering demo.
Find out what AI says when you're not in the room.
Visibility monitoring is part of every Donato show page.