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You choose your questions before you pay. If you arrived from the free audit, the eight questions it asked are already on the card; change any that are off. Nothing is created until you press Continue, and “Change domain” takes you back to the field without deleting anything.

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Watching it work

The moment your subscription is confirmed, every question is read on every engine your plan includes, and you watch it happen: one row per engine, updated every three seconds, each saying how many of its reads are in. A read that failed after retrying says “could not be read yet”. It is never counted as a zero.

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The verdict

Once at least half the reads are in (or twenty minutes have passed), you get your verdict: how many answers named you, out of how many asked, per engine, with the sample size in the sentence. If you were named in most, that comes first. There is no comparison with anything. It is day one.

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The first thing to do

At the same point the set-up run starts on its own. When it finishes, the first thing to do appears under the rows: a draft pull request if a repository is connected, or a before-and-after rewrite with a shareable link and a one-click “request access from my developer” if not. GitHub is offered only when a fix is ready to become a pull request. We never merge anything. The last line is the only promise the screen makes: tomorrow at 07:00 you get your first brief, if there is something to show.