Discover · Citations Intelligence
The sources behind every answer.
Every URL the engines cite for your queries, classified by type and scored for gaps, down to the specific listicle you're not on.
Here's the dirty secret of AI search: the machine rarely makes things up. It repeats what it reads. And what it reads is a short list of sources, and most of them aren't yours.
Citations Intelligence hands you that list. Every URL the engines cite for your queries, sorted by how much answer-weight it carries, with a gap score telling you where to get placed first.
Find the pages the AI trusts. Get on them. Watch the answer change.
Source intelligence, URL by URL
"AI keeps citing this comparison page, and you're absent from it" is a to-do item, not a mystery. Each source carries a gap score for where to earn placement first.
Know your load-bearing sources
Some domains shape four engines' answers at once. Viali shows which sources carry the most answer weight in your category, and which are one correction away from helping you.
Attribution you can defend
Published content is tied to the citations it later earns, so "did that article work?" has an evidence trail instead of a shrug.
FAQ
Questions you are about to ask.
What counts as a citation?
Any source an engine leans on to build its answer: a listicle, a review site, a Reddit thread, a competitor's page. Viali captures the actual URLs, classifies them by type, and shows which ones keep shaping the answers about you.
Why does the source matter more than my own site?
Because the AI often quotes a third party about you, not you. If a 'best tools' roundup you're absent from feeds four engines, fixing your homepage does nothing. You have to get into that roundup.
What is a gap score?
A ranking of which sources are worth pursuing first: high answer-weight, and realistic to earn. It turns a vague 'do more PR' into a to-do list ordered by payoff.
Does it prove my content earned a citation?
Yes. Attribution ties the content you publish to the citations it later earns, so 'did that article work?' has a paper trail instead of a hunch.