Floyi Brings SEO and AI Search Tracking Into One View

If you manage a website's search visibility, you probably have data in three different places right now. Your content strategy lives in a spreadsheet. Your search performance data is inside Google Search Console. And if you want to see how competitors rank, you need a third tool. You can never see all three at once.

Floyi wants to fix that. The SEO platform launched the Visual Map on May 28, 2026, becoming the first tool in the industry to show your content structure, Google search performance, and AI search visibility together on a single interactive screen.

One Screen for the Whole Picture

The Visual Map puts your brand at the center of a circular diagram. From that center, four layers of content topics radiate outward: Pillars, Hubs, Branches, and Resources. Each node on that map can be colored and filtered based on one of four diagnostic views.

Those four modes are:

• AI Search: Shows whether AI tools like Google AI Overviews, AI Mode, ChatGPT, or Gemini are mentioning or citing your content
• Position: Shows where your pages rank in traditional Google search
• Impressions: Shows how often Google surfaces your content to searchers
• Clicks: Shows which topics are actually driving traffic and which are invisible

Switch between modes and you get a complete picture of your content performance, all without leaving the screen.

Why AI Search Visibility Now Matters

This feature arrives at a moment when traditional search is becoming unreliable as the primary traffic source. AI-generated answers now appear in roughly 48% of all search queries, up from about 35% just three months ago. Google's AI Mode has attracted 75 million daily users, but 93% of those sessions end without anyone clicking through to a website.

The catch: only 13.7% of content cited in Google AI Overviews overlaps with what gets cited in AI Mode. Being visible in one does not mean you are visible in the other. If you are not tracking both surfaces separately, you are flying blind on nearly half of all searches.

Gartner projects traditional search traffic will drop 25% by year end. The teams who figure out how to earn citations in AI-generated answers, not just rank in traditional results, will have a significant advantage.

Seeing Where You Stand Against Competitors

Floyi also launched Gap Overlay alongside the Visual Map. This is a competitor comparison mode that layers your data and a rival's data onto the same map.

Every topic gets tagged with its competitive state: where you outrank, where the competitor leads, where both of you are competing, and where neither has established a presence. A side-by-side mode aligns both maps so you can scan them without losing your orientation. Both views export to PNG, which makes them straightforward to drop into client presentations or executive reports.

As Yoyao Hsueh, Founder and CEO of Floyi, put it: "A topical map without performance and competitor data is a blueprint. With both, it becomes a strategy you can act on."

The Broader Race for AI Visibility

Floyi is not alone in building tools for this moment. The AI SEO tools market has tripled since 2023, and platforms like SEOmonitor, Otterly AI, and Rankability have all entered the AI citation-tracking space. Semrush updated its own clustering tools this year, claiming a 67% improvement in identifying content opportunities.

What makes Floyi's approach distinctive is integration. Most competitors track either traditional SEO or AI visibility, not both in the same view. For agencies managing large content libraries with dozens of topic clusters, that unified view is not a convenience. It is the difference between having a map and knowing where you actually stand.