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Mentions is the evidence layer under your Visibility numbers. Where Visibility says “34% of answers mention your brand”, Mentions is where you go to read those answers.

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How to get here

Mentions isn’t in the left sidebar. There are three ways in:
  • From Visibility, open the lightbulb Insights panel and click a card’s Mentions link. This is the usual way in.
  • Open search (⌘K or Ctrl+K) and type “mentions”.
  • Bookmark the page.
Arriving from Insights doesn’t carry your Visibility filters with it. Set the period and engine again on this screen.

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What’s on the screen

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Filters

To the right of the filters you’ll see [n] query groups. That’s the number of groups, not the number of answers.

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The table

One row is one prompt on one day. Every engine that answered that prompt that day is folded into the same row. Click a row to expand it. The individual answers appear as a sub-table with Engine, Mentioned, Fan-out, Top pick, Citations (favicons of the cited sources) and Ours (how many of those sources are on your own domain). The Mentioned filter applies inside the expanded group too. The list shows 20 groups per page, with paging controls underneath.

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The response detail panel

Click a sub-row and a panel slides in from the right. Click the dimmed area to close it.
The stats bar at the top gives you the engine name, the mention count, a sentiment tag (positive / neutral / negative), SoV, the number of searches the engine ran, and the number of sources. The magnifier button opens a Find in response… box for searching inside the answer. Below that you get the prompt as a chat bubble, then the full answer text. If the engine searched the web, the search terms it used are listed too. Brand names inside the answer are colour-coded:
  • Blue — your brand.
  • Red — a competitor you track. Hover it to see which one.
At the bottom, Sources lists the pages the answer cited, as cards. Click one to open it in a new tab.

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Reading the numbers

The SoV in the detail panel is your share within one answer, against the other brands named in it. The Share of Voice (SoV) on Visibility is your share across every answer in the selected period. Same name, different numbers — don’t compare them.

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How to use it

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Find out why your mention rate moved

Come in from Visibility’s Insights panel via a card’s Mentions link. Set the period and engine to match what you were looking at, then switch the segment to Mentioned or Not mentioned. Expand a group and click an engine row to read the answer.
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Read every answer that left you out

Set the segment to Not mentioned. Narrow to one Engine if you want. Expand a group — the sub-rows are already filtered — and open an answer to see what the engine recommended instead. Competitor names are highlighted red.
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Check which sources drove a mention

Use the Ours column in the expanded group to spot answers that cited your own site. Open one and read the Sources list at the bottom, then click a source card to open the real page.
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Search for a specific prompt

Type part of the wording into Search queries…. The list resets to page 1 and filters down. Combine it with the period and engine filters.

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FAQ

It isn’t there. Reach it from Visibility’s lightbulb Insights panel (a card’s Mentions link), from ⌘K search, or by bookmarking the page.
One prompt on one day. If the Mentioned column reads 2/5, five AI engines answered that prompt that day and two of them named your brand. Expand it to see all five answers.
The number of web searches the AI engine ran by itself while writing the answer. It isn’t something you set — it tells you how much live research went into that answer.
They measure different things. Here it’s your prominence inside one answer. On Visibility it’s your share across every answer in the selected period. Don’t compare them directly.
The platform measures ChatGPT, Google AI Overview, Google AI Mode, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Copilot, Naver AI Mode, DeepSeek and Amazon Rufus. The Engine filter on this screen only offers ChatGPT, Google AI Overview, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, Naver AI Mode and DeepSeek. Answers from the others still show up under All.
Blue is your brand; red is a competitor Anymorph tracks. Hover a red highlight to see which competitor it is.
Highlighting deliberately skips names inside link addresses and image alt text so links don’t break. It can also miss a spelling that isn’t registered for your brand. If the same spelling keeps recurring, add it as a brand spelling — both the highlight and the mention count will then pick it up.
That filter shows only answers collected under the version you picked. An older version has no answers after its era ended, and a brand-new one has none before its first run.
No. There’s no download control on Mentions.
It reflects the last completed collection runs. Within a browsing session, revisits inside five minutes come back instantly from what your browser already loaded. A refresh pulls fresh data.

Visibility

The aggregate view these answers add up to.

Citation

Every source AI answers cite, rolled up.

Prompts

The questions that produce these answers.

Reading the numbers

Which metric answers which question.