Feature
What changed feed
Not a static dashboard you have to interpret. Log in to a plain list of what moved since your last visit, with a reason to click into each one.
First screen after login
A reason to come back every week
New mentions, lost mentions, competitor moves, new cited sources, and fresh prompt suggestions - all in one feed, each item linking straight into the relevant prompt or fix.
- New and lost mentions since last visit
- Competitor appearances and overtakes
- New suggested prompts each cycle
- Deep links into Answer Explorer and GEO fixes
Since your last visit
- NewYou appeared in “trail shoes for wide feet” for the first time
- LostDropped from top mention on “waterproof hiking boots”
- CompetitorCompetitor A cited from a new blog domain
- Suggested12 new prompts ready to review this cycle
Frequently asked questions
Is this the first thing I see after logging in?+
Yes. The panel opens on what changed since your last visit, not a generic overview - new mentions, lost mentions, competitor moves, and new source citations.
What counts as a “change”?+
New or lost mentions on a tracked prompt, a competitor appearing or overtaking you, a new cited source, and new suggested prompts worth reviewing.
How often does the feed update?+
It reflects your plan's tracking cadence - weekly on Starter/Shop/Agency, plus daily boosts on up to 20 pinned prompts on Business.
Do I get suggested prompts automatically?+
Yes. Each cycle, Aigely suggests new prompts based on seasonality, new catalog categories, or emerging queries - you review and decide what to add.
Does the weekly email link into this feed?+
Yes. Digest emails summarize the same changes and deep-link straight into the panel, so opening the email gets you to the exact prompt, not a login screen.
Is this feed available on the free scan?+
No - the free scan is a one-off snapshot. The what-changed feed needs a history to compare against, so it's part of ongoing paid tracking.
See what changed since last week
Ongoing tracking on any paid plan keeps this feed current - not a one-off report.