Cloro

Description

Cloro: Track and monitor how LLMs perform worldwide. Get AI responses in Markdown format with complete source links and track what AI says about your brand across every provider and region. Cloro gives you a clear picture of how large language models behave in the real world. Open a single dashboard and compare answers from the leading providers across countries, languages, and topics. See how tone, citations, and formatting change when the region changes. Measure latency, response length, and the presence of source links. Track brand mentions and sentiment so you know exactly what models are saying about your company, your products, and your competitors. It feels like a control room for AI, built for people who need evidence before they make a decision. Every result arrives in clean Markdown, ready to paste into a report, a ticket, or a research doc. Sources are included so your team can judge quality at a glance. Filters let you slice by locale, provider, model version, or prompt class, which turns a messy set of screenshots into structured knowledge you can search later. Bring in your own prompts to benchmark a feature launch. Set up monitors for regulated topics and receive alerts when wording drifts from policy. Share a link to any run so legal, comms, and engineering can align quickly without long back and forth. Cloro is built for velocity and rigor at the same time. The capture layer handles retries and timeouts and records key parameters for reproducibility. The comparison view highlights material differences in answers, not just cosmetic ones, so you notice when a claim changes, a source disappears, or a region adds a disclaimer. Over time you build a living record of how the AI web sees your brand. That history powers better PR responses, safer product copy, and faster debugging when an integration misbehaves. Search visibility matters here too. Your public pages should explain findings in language that decision makers use, not lab speak. Publish regional insights, provider scorecards, and brand safety notes that editors will cite. Write with the same clarity that Cloro brings to the data. When teams can see the facts plainly, rollout meetings move from debate to action. Most of all, the experience respects your time. The interface is quiet and direct. The data is exportable. The evidence lines up with how executives read and how engineers work. You leave with answers you can quote in a meeting and links you can share with confidence. That is how governance becomes a habit rather than a fire drill.