Your Products page

The Products page is one card per product you track — sorted so the product that needs you most is first. Pick a product to see the full picture.

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Scores at a glance

Each product leads with its two scores — Purchase Likelihood and Narrative Accuracy — and how each moved this week. Narrative Accuracy also shows an attributes-covered count: how many of your product’s key selling points AI actually gets across, and which it’s missing or getting wrong.

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How you stack up

You don’t compete in a vacuum, so the page puts you side by side with the competitors AI keeps recommending — comparing price, Purchase Likelihood, and Narrative Accuracy, with the narrative gaps (what AI credits them for that it doesn’t credit you) laid out.

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Channel & pricing

This is where “where you sell” gets concrete. The channel & pricing matrix shows, for your product and each rival seller, which retailers carry it and at what price — including live discounts, the cheapest channel, and the one AI sends buyers to first. An empty cell is a gap: a channel a competitor is on and you’re not. It’s grounded in real market data, not the AI’s guess — so a low Purchase Likelihood alongside a healthy Narrative Accuracy usually has its answer right here. It also shows your own listed price beside the verified market band, so a marketplace showing the wrong price for your product is easy to catch.

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What’s working

Every product keeps an interventions table: each fix you’ve approved, the agent’s reasoning, whether it’s published, and the measured impact — the score lift it produced and how many times AI has since cited it. This is your running record of what actually moved the needle.

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Add a product

Tracking a new product is self-serve: The product appears right away; its name, price, image, and key attributes fill in as the agent reads the page, and its market data arrives on the next daily cycle. You can track as many products as your plan covers.

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Pause or resume a product

Stop tracking a product any time from its panel. Because a paused product’s scenarios have nothing left to measure, pausing it pauses those too — you’ll see exactly what’s affected before you confirm. Resuming the product doesn’t automatically switch its scenarios back on; turn on the ones you want individually, so your coverage goes where it counts. Paused products stay in your list, labelled by why they stopped: you, or a plan change.