Dashboard Overview
The Dashboard is the central visibility overview of Limy. It shows how your brand appears across AI-generated answers and how that visibility evolves over time.
In AI search, brands are not discovered through ranked links. Instead, AI systems generate answers by synthesizing information from multiple sources and selectively referencing brands. This makes it difficult for brands to understand whether they're being mentioned consistently, competitively, or positively.
The Dashboard solves this by aggregating AI visibility signals into a single, high-level view. It allows you to quickly understand where your brand stand in AI-generated conversations, how you compare to competitors, and whether your visibility is improving or declining.
Once you log in to your Limy account, you’ll be taken straight to the Dashboard. If not, you can access it from the left panel.
The Dashboard provides a consolidated view of key AI visibility metrics, including:
Overall Brand Visibility: how frequently your brand appears across AI-generated prompts
Market Share: how often your brand is mentioned relative to competitors within the same prompt set
Sentiment Score: how positively or negatively AI systems describe your brand
Recommendations: actionable suggestions for improving visibility across LLMs Together, these metrics give marketing teams a strategic understanding of AI visibility before moving into deeper analysis or execution.

Use the filters below to refine the data shown on the dashboard:

Region: Filters prompts and AI answers based on geographic relevance.
Branded vs non-branded:
Branded: Shows prompts where your brand is explicitly mentioned in the AI-generated question.
Non-branded: Shows prompts where your brand is not mentioned, but relevant competitors or category terms are.
Topic: Filters prompts based on the themes they relate to, whether added by you or automatically created by Limy.
Provider: showing you the different LLMs the prompts are run on (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overview).
Prompt intent:
Commercial: Shows prompts where users are comparing options, evaluating products, or considering a purchase decision.
Informational: Shows prompts where users are seeking education, explanations, or general knowledge about a topic or solution.
General: Shows prompts focused on brand identity, reputation, or high-level understanding, without a clear buying or research intent.
Date range: Filters data to a specific time period to analyze trends or measure change over time.
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