PlatformWyn
Ask your visibility data a straight question.
Wyn is Answyn's own AI search analyst. It reads the same figures the dashboard shows, answers in a short paragraph, and can commission a report from the conversation.
A short answer, grounded in the project.
Wyn is not a generic chat window. It can only speak from the figures Answyn already computed for this brand. If the window has no answers, it says so.
Wyn
You ask
Where does the journey break, and who takes the slot?
Wyn answers
Visibility falls from Options at 64% to Comparison at 28%. Confluence takes the slot on 9 of the 11 leaking questions. The Customer Journey is the next screen to open.
- Figures used
- Journey, competitors
- Invented numbers
- None
What Wyn does, and what it will not do.
It explains the data and can commission a report. It will not change prompts, run collection, or invent a brief.
- Uses the dashboard figures
- Wyn calls tools before it states a number. It does not invent visibility, sentiment, or traffic.
- Keeps the answer short
- A finding, then at most one sentence on what to do. Two or three figures, not a dump.
- Points to the next screen
- When the next step lives on AEO Hub, Customer Journey, or LLM Analytics, Wyn names that screen.
- Can commission a report
- The same conversation can become a board pack, a journey review, or a citation strategy.
More of the Answyn platform.
Nine screens, one record. Open the next surface when you want the next kind of evidence.
AEO Hub
What is measured, and how each number is earned.
Customer Journey
Where buyers hear you, and the shape of that walk.
Pages
Every page you publish, and which ones AI ignores.
LLM Analytics
Whether engines read you, and who clicks through.
The Answyn MCP
Claude and ChatGPT, reading the same figures Wyn uses.
The Answyn API
Scheduled jobs that read every brand on one key.
Briefs
Writing and technical packs from the gaps you already ranked.
Reports
Board-ready documents from the same evidence.
Start with the questions your customers already ask.
Build the evidence now, then use every new answer to make the next marketing decision clearer.