Tanmay Pal

Tanmay Pal

Founder building SKYA, AI visibility.
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Founder of SKYA - An AI visibility platform that tracks how ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overview talk about your brand. As search shifts from Google to AI assistants, most companies have zero insight into how they're being represented. SKYA gives you live audits, SEO insights, and competitor intelligence so you're not flying blind in the new era of AI-driven discovery. Building in public and sharing the journey along the way.

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  • skya.one
    skya.oneSee what ChatGPT, Gemini & Perplexity say about your brand
    Sep 2026
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    Joined Product HuntJuly 16th, 2026

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3d ago

Ask ChatGPT about your brand. What did it get wrong?

We launched SKYA today, and one thing keeps coming up in our testing: AI assistants often describe brands with old pricing, features that no longer exist, or claims from a competitor. Quick experiment: ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Gemini 'What is [your brand] and how much does it cost?' and share the most surprising thing it said. I'll reply to every answer with what usually causes that error and how to fix it. Tanmay, founder

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3d ago

How much UI polish is actually necessary before your product's first public launch?

On our first launch we rushed out a buggy build following the usual ship fast advice. The feedback was rough and we burned through early leads who lost trust right away.

For our next launch we took an extra month just fixing UI glitches and edge cases. The launch felt smaller but the retention and user response were way better because the core experience actually worked.

Has user expectation gotten too high for raw MVPs, or are founders just overthinking the initial release quality?

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7d ago

How do you check whether your docs/site are what AI assistants actually learn from?

Something I've been noticing: when people ask an AI assistant about a product, the answer often comes from old blog posts, third-party listicles, or a pricing page from 2 years ago, not from the current site.

For those of you running SaaS products: have you changed how you write your docs, changelog, or pricing page because of this? Things like structured FAQs, llms.txt, or a public changelog. Did any of it make a difference you could measure?

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