Home is the first page you see. It shows the brand you have selected: how visible it is in AI answers, what changed, and what to do next.
Open it with Home at the top of the sidebar, the Rank Prompt logo, or the keys G then H.
Home changes as your brand grows:
When | What you see |
|---|---|
Before your first report | The setup conversation with the agent, which runs your first report (see the Quickstart guide) |
In your first weeks | A panel above the widgets that follows your progress, until the brand has 8 completed reports |
Every day after | Your greeting, the next step, and your widgets |
After your first report, three cards help you get the number moving:
What changed since your first report: your newest check against the first one, on the same prompts, with the answers that now name you and those that no longer do
This week's three tips: three tasks, each tied to a prompt the next check measures. Mark one done, dismiss it, or click Do it with the agent
Your first week: a short checklist: connect GA4 or Search Console, add your competitors, and schedule a recurring report
A greeting with the brand you are on, then:
Chat with agent opens the agent with a first request ready to send: a quick read on your AI visibility and the top 3 things to do this week
A link to connect your coding tool over MCP
Next step: the one thing worth doing now
A 20 minute product tour video, which you can dismiss
The widgets sit under Your widgets. A selector next to it sets how many of the latest reports they read: Last 3 reports, Last 5 reports, Last 10 reports or Last 20 reports.
A new dashboard starts with:
Widget | What it shows |
|---|---|
Visibility score | How often AI answers name your brand, from your latest reports |
Visibility by platform | Which AI platforms name you, and which skip you |
Citation share | How much of what AI cites is your own site |
Visibility trend | Whether AI names you more or less often, report after report |
Tasks | Your highest-priority open tasks and AI suggestions |
Competitor ranking | Where you stand against competitors in AI answers |
Recent reports | Your latest visibility reports |
Many more are in the Add widget list, grouped as Analytics, Reports, Content, SEO, Tools, Account and Outreach. For example: Visibility matrix, Category performance, Prompts that name you, Share of voice, Citation leaderboard, Upcoming scheduled, Run history, Recent articles, Technical audit, GSC clicks, AI traffic, Sites to pitch, Quick actions and Setup checklist.
Tip: A widget with no data yet tells you what fills it, for example No tasks yet with a Run a report button.
Owners and editors of a brand can change its layout:
Click Edit layout
Click Add widget, search or browse by category, select the ones you want and add them
Drag widgets to reorder them, resize them from their corners, or remove them
Some widgets have Widget settings (the prompts, pages or competitor they follow)
Click Save layout
Reset goes back to the default layout, and Cancel drops your changes. Copy layout applies the same layout to your other brands; widget settings tied to one brand (selected prompts, SEO pages, competitors) are not copied, so set them again on each brand.
The agent is on every plan. Open it three ways:
Chat with agent on Home
The agent button in the bottom-right corner of any page, or the keys G then A
Agent in the sidebar, for the full screen view and your past conversations
It reads the page you are on, answers about your reports, and on paid plans also writes articles, runs audits and sets up schedules with you. It spends your AI budget, which is separate from credits: you convert credits into it on Plans > AI budget. From the Starter plan you can also add your own model API key on Agent settings. See What is the agent?.
Every page shows one brand at a time. Use the brand switcher in the top bar to change it:
Search your brands, and pin the ones you use most
See your role on each brand: Owner, Editor or Viewer
All brands opens the list of every brand you can reach
Create brand adds a new one
Agency mode (Agency Plus) switches the whole app to your portfolio: see Agency mode overview
When you switch, every page reloads for the new brand.
Tip: Press Cmd K on a Mac or Ctrl K on Windows to search pages, actions and brands from anywhere.
The rail on the left groups every page. Click a group to open its pages.
Group | Pages |
|---|---|
Home | Your brand dashboard |
Agent | The agent, full screen, and Agent Skills |
Visibility | Monitor: Overview, Prompts, Trends, Fan-outs, Competitors, Brand Audit. Reports: Reports, Scheduled Reports, Client reports, Shares |
Sources | Citations, Offsite mentions, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, Forums, Domains, Authors, Tracked pages |
Tasks | Your task board, as a Board or a List |
Explorer | Explorer: Search Console, Ranking keywords, Research, From a page, From competitors (new prompts and keywords to track). Search: Website analytics, AI traffic, Keywords, Google competitors, Site health, Business Profile |
Content | Articles, Opportunities, Knowledge base, Media, Autopilot, Performance, Content calendar |
Outreach | Backlink outreach, Community, Email Hub, OpenAI Ads |
Brand | Brand settings, Calendar, Integrations |
The + button at the top of the rail starts a new report.
The gear at the foot of the rail opens your name and email, then:
Section | Pages |
|---|---|
Account | Setup (five milestones from your first report to authority at scale), White label (Agency and up, account owners), Plans, Subscription |
Settings | Team, Notifications, Preferences, Agent settings |
Developers | API, MCP, SEO in CI, Docs, What's New |
Plans holds everything that starts a purchase: Plan, Top-ups, AI budget, API plan and Earn credits (keys G then P). Subscription holds what you have now: Overview (your plan, renewal, invoices, payment method and cancellation) and Usage (every credit pool, the credit log and AI usage).
The panel ends with Help & support, the switch between light and dark mode, and Sign out. The Credits meter at the foot of the side panel shows what you have left.
On Agency Plus, Agency mode swaps the rail for portfolio views across all your brands: Home, Agent, Visibility (Client reports, Shares), Tasks, Content (Content, Reviews, Calendar), Outreach (Prospecting, Client emails), White label and the gear.
A client seat sees a shorter rail: Home, these Visibility pages (Overview, Prompts, Trends, Fan-outs, Competitors, Reports, Brand Audit), Sources, Tasks, Notifications and, if the agency allows it, the agent.
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