Recall vs OneGlanse
Recall measures how ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews answer the questions your buyers ask, and keeps the evidence: the stored answer behind every number, the pages it cited, and which of the four causes of an absence applies. Then it measures whether the fix worked. OneGlanse is an open-source tool covering the same engines.
Limited market presence
OneGlanse appears to be a very early-stage product with limited adoption. Information on this page may be incomplete, and the tool's availability or feature set could change.
Recall
Measures how ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews answer your buyers’ questions, and keeps the evidence: the stored answer behind every number and the pages it cited.
OneGlanse
Open-source self-hosted AI visibility tracker
About OneGlanse
OneGlanse is an MIT-licensed, self-hosted AI visibility tracker covering ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overview. Captures responses through authenticated user accounts on AI web interfaces rather than APIs, stores data on user-controlled infrastructure, and uses a ClickHouse analytics backend.
Popularity grade: D
- Captures responses from AI web UIs, not just APIs
- Self-hosted on user infrastructure with BYO API keys
- ClickHouse analytics backend for data ownership
Feature comparison
| Feature | Recall | OneGlanse |
|---|---|---|
| Core Tracking | ||
| Multi-LLM Tracking | ||
| AI Visibility Score | ||
| Citation Analytics | ||
| Competitor Benchmarking | ||
| Brand Mention Tracking | ||
| Platform | ||
| White-Label / Agency | ||
| Open Source | ||
| Content Generation | ||
| Advanced Analytics | ||
| Prompt Volume Estimates | ||
| Sentiment Analysis | ||
| AI Crawler Analytics | ||
| Geographic Tracking | ||
| Social Media Tracking | ||
| Shopping Tracking | ||
| Multi-Language | ||
| Actionable Insights | ||
| Action Recommendations | ||
| Content Gap Analysis | ||
| AI Site Audits | ||
| AI Keyword Research | ||
| Reporting & Integration | ||
| Email Alerts | ||
| Data Export / API | ||
| BI Connectors | ||
Key differences
Only in Recall
- White-Label / Agency
- Geographic Tracking
- Multi-Language
- Action Recommendations
- AI Site Audits
- Email Alerts
- Data Export / API
Both offer
- Multi-LLM Tracking
- AI Visibility Score
- Citation Analytics
- Competitor Benchmarking
- Brand Mention Tracking
Only in OneGlanse
- Open Source
- Prompt Volume Estimates
- Sentiment Analysis
What you get with Recall
Evidence, not a black-box score
Inspect the underlying prompt, answer, citations, engine, locale, and run outcome behind each metric.
The cause, not the score
An absence has four causes and four different fixes. Every recommendation names which one it answers, so the work is chosen by the reason rather than the size of a number.
Your data stays yours
Every answer, citation, and measurement exports in full at any time. You own the record and can take it with you wherever you want to use it.
Matched before and after
Lock the prompt, engine, locale, scoring method, and sampling plan before a change ships, then report the result with its uncertainty.
/ FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between Recall and OneGlanse?
- OneGlanse is an open-source tool. Recall is an answer-engine measurement platform: it runs your questions repeatedly, stores every answer and the pages each one cited, and reports a share of answers with the confidence interval around it. Where you are missing, it names the cause — the engines cannot read your pages, cannot tell who you are, are not reading sources that mention you, or describe you in the wrong terms — because each of those has a different fix.
- What do you get with Recall that a visibility score does not give you?
- The working behind it. Every figure opens onto the answers it was computed from, with the cited pages captured at the moment they were cited. Recommendations are tied to a named cause rather than a lower score, and once you ship one, Recall re-measures the same questions and reports whether the answer actually changed — including when the result is inconclusive.
- Is OneGlanse open source?
- Yes, OneGlanse is open source, so you can read and run the code yourself. Recall is a closed-source hosted platform: what it opens up is the evidence rather than the source — every number links to the stored answer and cited pages it came from.
- Can I self-host Recall?
- Not at the moment. Recall runs as a hosted platform, with each customer's data isolated at the database level. Measuring answer engines means paying for every answer collected, which is why it ships as a service rather than something you run yourself.
Ready to track your AI visibility?
Start with the buyer questions closest to revenue or deal flow, preserve every answer and source, then measure whether the work changed the shortlist.