AI Visibility Settings
The AI Visibility Settings panel controls which brands wheremore treats as yours and which count as competitors—shaping how visibility data appears across all AI Visibility charts.
Quick start
1. Select a project from the filter bar on any AI Visibility chart.
2. Click the Settings button to open the panel.
3. Review Your Brands — confirm or adjust the auto-suggested names.
4. Add up to eight entries under Default Competitors.
5. Click Save — charts update immediately.
Understanding the display
The Settings panel slides in from the right side of the screen. Three areas organise the content.
Stats strip — shows the current count of saved brands and competitors at a glance.
Your Brands section — displays selected brand tags above a scrollable list of all brands discovered in AI responses.
Default Competitors section — displays selected competitor tags, capped at eight entries, with the same discovered-brands list available for adding rivals.
Each discovered brand shows a mention count: the number of AI query runs in which that brand appeared over the past 90 days.
What should I do next?
Use the situation that matches what you see to decide your next step.
| Situation | Action |
| First time opening the panel | Review auto-suggested brands, confirm or adjust, then add key competitors and save. |
| A brand is missing from the list | The brand has not appeared in AI responses recently. It will be detected automatically once AI queries return it. |
| Brand appears as a competitor by mistake | Add it to Your Brands — it removes automatically from Default Competitors. |
| Competitor count is at eight | Remove a lower-priority competitor before adding a new one. |
| Charts not reflecting saved settings | Confirm settings are saved. Unsaved changes do not affect charts. |
Your brands
Brands listed under Your Brands tell wheremore which names represent your business in AI responses. Charts use this list to separate your visibility from competitor visibility.
On first use, wheremore compares discovered brand names against your account's company name and pre-selects likely matches. Review these suggestions — they're a starting point, not a final answer.
Adding and removing brands
To add a brand: find it in the discovered-brands list and click the + button. To remove a brand: click × on its tag.
A brand can only belong to one category at a time. Adding a name to Your Brands removes it from Default Competitors automatically.
Default competitors
Default Competitors sets the rivals wheremore tracks across AI Visibility charts. Up to eight competitors are supported per project, per configuration.
The available list shows every discovered brand that isn't already in Your Brands. When the competitor count reaches eight, the add buttons disable until a competitor is removed.
Availability and limits
Competitors are drawn from the discovered-brands pool — brands that have appeared in AI responses in the past 90 days. A rival that hasn't appeared recently won't show in the available list until it does.
Troubleshooting
Panel shows "Select a project" message
No project is selected in the filter bar. Select a project — the panel loads its saved settings automatically.
Brands list is empty
No AI query runs have been recorded for this project in the past 90 days. Run queries via the AI Visibility feature to build the brand pool.
Save button stays disabled after loading
The Save button activates as soon as a project is loaded and settings are available. If it remains disabled, refresh the page and reopen the panel.
Charts didn't update after saving
Saving triggers an automatic chart refresh. If charts appear unchanged, confirm the correct project is still selected in the filter bar, then save again.
FAQ
Can settings differ between projects?
Yes. Brands and competitors save per project. Switching projects in the filter bar loads that project's configuration.
Do settings affect historical data?
Settings change how charts display data, not the underlying data itself. Historical visibility data remains intact.
What counts as a mention?
A mention is recorded each time a brand appears in an AI response during a query run. The count shown in the discovered-brands list reflects distinct runs over the past 90 days.
Can the same brand appear in both Your Brands and Default Competitors?
No. A brand belongs to one category at a time. Adding it to Your Brands removes it from Default Competitors, and vice versa.
How many competitors can be tracked?
Up to eight competitors are supported per project. The competitor count appears in the section header to help manage the limit.
Getting help
If the panel fails to load or save consistently, contact support with your project name and the error message displayed.