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DevTune’s analytics views turn raw search tracking runs into patterns you can act on. Use them to understand where your brand appears, what kinds of sources AI platforms prefer, and which topics need work.

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Plan Requirements

Analytics features are available on paid plans that include AI Search.

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Analytics Views

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Search Analytics

Search Analytics is the trend and breakdown view for your project. It combines shared filters with a curated chart set:
  • Domain Position vs Visibility - Bubble chart showing which domains are cited most, how often they appear, and how high they rank
  • Presence Rates Over Time - Time series for overall primary presence plus source-specific lines for Docs, Blog, GitHub, Home, Package Registry, and Other
  • Citations by Type - Breakdown of citations by domain type such as docs, blog, GitHub, package, tutorial, and other content categories
  • Citations by Source Vertical - Breakdown of citation sources such as editorial, commercial, forum, documentation, and social
  • Topic Performance Rankings - Ranked topic chart showing where citations land across positions 1-3, 4-10, and 11+
Shared controls let you filter the page by:
  • Date range
  • Topic
  • Platform
  • Time grouping (daily, weekly, or monthly)
Several charts also include their own tabs for switching between Primary, Competitors, Primary + Competitors, or All Sources, depending on the chart. Learn more about Search Analytics

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Accessing Analytics

Navigate to analytics through your project sidebar:
  1. Select your project from the account home page
  2. In the sidebar, open Signals
  3. Select AI Search and open the Analytics tab for charts and trends

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Analytics Best Practices

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Start with Search Analytics

Use Search Analytics when you want to answer questions like:
  • Which owned domains are winning citations right now?
  • Are docs, blog, GitHub, or package pages driving more presence?
  • Which topics produce the strongest citation positions?
  • Are competitors clustering around the same prompts and topics?

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Getting Started

  1. Search Analytics - Explore visibility data and trends