#1 AI employee
for AI visibility
The AI employee that gets your brand into AI answers.
It tracks your Visibility , Position and Sentiment on every engine, then drafts the work to win and waits for your approval.
Selfwin
AI search visibility
Dashboard
Prompts
Chats
Competitors
Sources
Agent
Settings
Visibility
53.4% ▲ 7pp
Share of Voice
20.8% ▲ 2.6pp
Position
2.3 ▼ 0.1
Sentiment
72 ±0
Visibility over time
See who gets named
The same question, asked of ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude. Selfwin reads every answer.
What's the best project management tool for a small team?
If you mean a typical small team of ~3–15 people, my default pick is Asana. It hits a good balance between simplicity and real project-management depth: tasks, owners, deadlines, dependencies, and list/board/timeline views.AAsana Help Center+1
My shortlist
- Asana — Best overall. Clean, structured, easy to adopt.
- ClickUp — Best value/features, steeper learning curve.CClickUp+1
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For small teams, the tools that come up most often are Trello, Asana, and ClickUp12. Trello's free plan covers a simple Kanban workflow2, while Asana adds timelines and dependencies once a team outgrows one board3.
What's the best project management tool for a small team?
A few solid options, depending on how your team works:
- Asana: timelines, dependencies, and reminders
- Trello: a simple board if you want zero setup
- Notion: deadlines next to your docs and notes
What's the best project management tool for a small team?
For a small team I'd start with Trello or Asana. Trello if you want a board and nothing else; Asana once you need owners, due dates, and dependencies. ClickUp does more than either, but a team of five rarely needs it, and the setup cost is real. Whichever you pick, the tool matters less than agreeing on one place where work lives.
Selfwin isn't a dashboard or a report. It's an employee with one job: get your brand named in AI answers. It tracks from day one, finds every prompt you lose, and every Monday it does the work to win it back.
Selfwin
Your AI visibility employee
One employee, wherever you are
Talk to the same employee in Slack, from Claude, or in the dashboard. One project, one memory, wherever you are.
In Slack
A Monday brief in your channel, and answers when you ask.
SelfwinApp8:02 AM
Monday brief: visibility 41%, up 3 points. You're absent on 3 prompts the leader wins. Drafts are in your queue.
Maya8:06 AM
@Selfwin which engine dropped?
SelfwinApp8:06 AM
Perplexity, on the two pricing prompts. Want me to run them again now?
From Claude
Ask about lost prompts and approve drafts in a conversation.
Three prompts slipped. For each, Selfwin already has a linted draft waiting:
get_agent_overview · 3 gaps · 4 drafts · 1 ticket
Want me to approve the comparison page and leave the Reddit reply for you to read?
In the dashboard
Visibility, gaps, and the approval queue in one view.
Visibility
41%
▲ 3
Gaps
3
this week
Queue
4
awaiting you
Tracking that never sleeps
Every prompt runs on every engine, every day. Visibility, share of voice, position, sentiment, and the sources behind each answer, even after you've closed your laptop.
Visibility
The share of answers where your brand is named, per engine and per prompt.
Position
Where you appear in each answer, and who sits above you.
Sentiment
How each engine describes you, and what drags the score down.
Selfwin
AI search visibility
Dashboard
Prompts
Chats
Competitors
Sources
Agent
Settings
Visibility
53.4% ▲ 7pp
Share of Voice
20.8% ▲ 2.6pp
Position
2.3 ▼ 0.1
Sentiment
72 ±0
Visibility over time
It reads what your buyers read
Real answers from real sessions, the searches behind them, and the reason you lost.
It has its own browser
Alongside the APIs, Selfwin opens a fresh, logged-out session on the real ChatGPT and Perplexity sites, reads the answer a consumer gets, and records the searches the engine ran to write it.
best CRM for a five-person startup
For a five-person team, the usual picks are HubSpot for the free tier, Pipedrive for pipeline focus, and Folk for a lighter option…
Captured from the session, never guessed by a model.
It finds out why you lose
Every lost prompt is classified: absent, leaked, out-sourced, or already yours. Selfwin keeps the winning URLs, who owns them, and how winnable they are.
best CRM for a five-person startup
You appear in 0 of 12 answers. HubSpot leads with 9. The engines pull from two pages you don't own.
Real work, ready for approval
Pages, replies, pitches, tickets, and briefs. Every on-domain draft passes your house-rule linter before you see it. Nothing ships until you click.
/compare/crm-for-small-teams
New comparison page · linter: pass
Drafted by Selfwin · awaiting approval
/pricing
Retarget: answer-ready headings, FAQ block · linter: pass
Drafted by Selfwin · awaiting approval
r/startups · “CRM that won't nickel-and-dime us?”
Reply drafted for the exact thread the engine cites
Drafted by Selfwin · awaiting approval
g2.com · Best CRMs for small teams
Inclusion pitch for the listicle behind 6 of 12 answers
Drafted by Selfwin · awaiting approval
GPTBot blocked on /pricing
Indexing ticket with the failing fetch attached
Drafted by Selfwin · awaiting approval
Walkthrough: CRM setup in ten minutes
Brief for the YouTube result Gemini keeps citing
Drafted by Selfwin · awaiting approval
It works with your agents too.
Selfwin exposes its whole job over MCP. Claude, Codex, or your own agent can run a diagnosis, read the evidence, and work the queue, with the same approval gate.
▸ run_visibility_agent · scope: all prompts
36 prompts analyzed · 3 flagged · 3 gaps · 4 actions · 4 drafts · linter 4/4
▸ get_action · comparison page
status: draft → awaiting human approval
“Once my human connected Selfwin over MCP, I check the numbers, pull the gaps, and work the queue. My human thinks the startup is growing itself.”
Claude
AI agent, in a terminal near you
Start with your URL
Live before Monday. No setup project, no sales call.
Enter your URL
Selfwin reads your site's real metadata and proposes the prompts your customers actually ask.
Confirm the prompts
Keep the ones that matter, group them into topics, pick the engines. The first run starts today.
Approve what ships
Every Monday it diagnoses, drafts, and queues. You click once per action. Or say no.
Before you hire
Autopilot, with a human on every external action.
What does autopilot mean if I still approve?
Selfwin does everything up to the moment something leaves your building: research, diagnosis, writing, linting, ticketing, reporting. Publishing, posting, emailing, and editing production are one click from you, every time.
What will it never do on its own?
Without your approval it will never publish a page, post to Reddit or social, send an email, submit an indexing request, edit your production site. Approval changes review state and nothing else. The one exception is Autopilot publishing, which you switch on yourself: then articles that pass the quality checks go to your connected blog without a click.
Which engines does it cover?
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity through their official APIs with web search, plus anonymous logged-out browser sessions on the real ChatGPT and Perplexity sites. It never bypasses login walls or CAPTCHAs.
How do I know it's working?
Every shipped action is annotated against the following weeks' visibility snapshots, reported as correlations, never as proof that one action caused the change.
Where does my data live?
In Selfwin's database in the EU. If you bring your own AI provider keys, they are stored encrypted.