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Improve using your own voice instead of automated AI slop.

When people ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity for a recommendation, they get answers from a handful of businesses. Limen reads your site the way those Answer Engine: A tool that responds to a question with a direct answer instead of a list of links to click — like ChatGPT, Perplexity, or the AI summaries now sitting at the top of Google. Read the full entry in the glossary.Answer EngineA tool that responds to a question with a direct answer instead of a list of links to click — like ChatGPT, Perplexity, or the AI summaries now sitting at the top of Google.Read full entry do, checking whether they can read it, understand what you do, and trust what you say, then gives you plain-language fixes.
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Someone nearby just asked an AI
Which dentist would you recommend near me?

Hover any step to see what the AI is actually weighing.

the question
Midtown Dental Studionamed in the answer
Riverside Family Dentalnamed in the answer
Bright Smile Dentalnamed in the answer
Your practice
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From curious visitor to AI orchestrator.

Start with the free report to see where you stand. If you have questions, ask Janus, our extraordinary resident AI guide, and control every aspect of your website on your dashboard.

Demo · fictional data
Overall visibility
62/ 100
18 below the limen
0the limen · 80100
Territories
Content55
Trust63
Identity58
Access96
Crawler access20 of 20 open
Checks run20
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Findings

4 to fix. 16 already passing.

Services readable as textContentDo it yourself

The fix. Say plainly in your first line what you offer, and where — that’s the sentence an AI can lift and quote.

Business schema (JSON-LD)IdentityPaste it in

The fix. Paste one prepared snippet into your page — your full report writes it for your business, ready to copy.

Meaningful page titleIdentityDo it yourself

The fix. Retitle the page with what you do and where — “Welcome” tells a machine nothing.

Content2 of 3 checks clear

Heading structure · Image descriptions · Services readable as text

Trust2 of 3 checks clear

Visible freshness · Reviews machines can read · Signs of life

Identity6 of 8 checks clear

Location in page text · Contact details · Canonical address tag · Social preview card · Page title & description · Machine labels beyond the basics · Business schema (JSON-LD) · Meaningful page title

Access6 of 6 checks clear

AI crawler access · Content without JavaScript · One secure front door (HTTPS) · A map of your pages · Page speed & weight · llms.txt guidance file

Passing checks in grey, findings in red.

20
checks on your homepage — can AI get in, read you, understand you, trust you
1
easy language fix with every finding, every issue — no need to be an expert
~1 min
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The love we're getting

Beatrice HohlPlatform Architect, fourelse AG
Limen showed me what information was self-evident to me but not communicated clearly enough on my website. That led to concrete improvements. The scan doesn't think for me, but it gets me thinking.
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Become an Expert

The Limen Glossary contains a vast and relevant set of terms explaining AEO/GEO in detail. Each term has a quiz, which upon successful completion earns you XPs and titles. Learn by playing and having fun.

A quiz on the term itself — two or three questions, about a minute, no sign-up to try.
Progress in your dashboard — every term you master, laid out as a path across the threshold.
25 XP per mastered term — from Newcomer to Guardian of the Limen.
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Meet Janus

A former Roman god and a trusted AI partner at your fingertips

Janus — once the Roman god of doorways, now Limen’s resident guide — lives in your dashboard. He reads your scan the way you’d want a patient expert to: every finding, every score, in plain words.

He knows your scan
Ask “why is my score 62?” and the answer is about your 62 — your findings, your history, your site. Not websites in general.
He speaks owner, not engineer
Plain words by doctrine — no jargon a baker wouldn’t know. Stuck on a finding? Ask what it means and where to start.
He never guesses
Janus only speaks about what Limen has actually seen — and says so rather than inventing an answer. No promises, no smoke.

He’s already here — the dark tab on the right edge of this page. Anyone can ask the common questions, free. Subscribers get the full Janus: their own scan, their own questions.

Every question is a door.

Every day, people ask AI Conversational Query: A question asked of a machine the way you would ask a person — a full sentence with context and all — rather than the two or three keywords search engines trained us to type. Read the full entry in the glossary.Conversational QueryA question asked of a machine the way you would ask a person — a full sentence with context and all — rather than the two or three keywords search engines trained us to type.Read full entry — and the businesses in the answers get the customers. Limen shows you what’s keeping your name out of them, and how to change it.

Show me what AI sees

No question left at the door.

When people ask ChatGPT or Gemini for a recommendation, the AI answers with a small handful of businesses. Answer engine optimisation is the work of making yours one of them — what SEO was for Google, for the age of asking. Most of it comes down to whether AI can read, understand, and trust what your site says.
20 checks on your homepage: whether AI can get in, read your text, understand what you do, and trust what it reads. You see your first findings right away, and a free account opens all of them in your own dashboard.
Plenty that has nothing to do with wording. A line in your robots.txt quietly telling AI crawlers to stay out. Text that only appears once JavaScript runs, so a crawler sees an empty page. Services locked inside a PDF. No address anywhere in the page text. Two pages sharing one title. Images carrying meaning no machine can read. Most of it is invisible until something checks.
No. Every finding is explained in plain language, and every fix tells you whether you can do it yourself, paste it in, or hand it to a developer. Most of what matters is the words on your site, not the code beneath it.
An audit is one person’s judgment, written once and read once. Limen runs the same checks against your live page every time, so when you change something you can prove it landed instead of arguing about it. It also doesn’t analyse your competitors, on purpose — it reports only what it has actually fetched from your own site. Anything else would be a guess wearing a number.
The dark tab on the right edge of this page — Limen’s resident guide, named for the Roman god of doorways. Anyone can ask him the common questions, free. Subscribers get the full Janus: he reads your own scan — every finding, every score — and answers questions about your site in plain words. He only speaks about what Limen has actually seen, and he never promises rankings.
One site, scanned once. A free account runs the full check on your homepage and keeps the result — every finding, passing and failing, in your own dashboard. What it doesn’t do is run again: re-scanning, and watching a second site, come with a subscription. So the free dashboard is a snapshot of the day you signed up, not a live one.
Seeing where you stand is free with a free account, no card. The full AI analysis comes in two sizes: Solo watches one site for $35 a month (or $29 a month billed $348 yearly) with 1,000 credits a month, and Duo watches two sites for $69 a month (or $58 a month billed $696 yearly) with 2,000 credits in one shared pool. A full site scan is 75 credits, a Janus question is 5 — plus PDF reports, free to download as often as you like and 35 credits to rebuild after a new scan has changed one, and Janus, a guide who reads your own scan and answers your questions. Cancel anytime — you keep access until the end of what you’ve paid for.
Your results are immediate — about a minute. Most fixes take an afternoon, not a project. When you’ve made one you can re-run that single check against the live page for 10 credits, and your score moves straight away; otherwise the weekly scan picks it up. The engines are the slow part: AI re-reads the web on its own schedule, so give your changes a few weeks to be picked up.
Black-and-white portrait of Robin Bucciarelli in a dark shirt, seated in his studio and looking into the camera, framed prints and a paper-covered desk behind him.

Who built Limen.

Limen is built by Robin Bucciarelli, its solo founder. He runs Temu, a web agency in Zurich, and has spent most of his working life building websites for small businesses — until the machines started reading them instead of people.

He works with Janus, Limen’s resident guide, and the rest of the AI co-workers. One human, then. The others are software, and they know it.

Janus interviews Robin →More about Robin →

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